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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- SYNOPSIS |
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- Act One - There is a chipping sound. There is a cracking sound. Ugly, a large, brown ungainly bird, waddles out of his shell while lifting Ida on his shoulders with an ignominious "honk!" He can't quack like the others. He is much larger than the others. She worries that Ugly is indeed a turkey but he allays her fears when he doesn't react to the word 'Butterball' and is eager for a swim. Though at first taken aback by her unusual child, Ida hugs her duckling and all is well between mother and son. They make their way to the pond for his first swimming lesson. Ida instructs Ugly of the various joys and dangers of swimming and that the most important thing is to 'HOLD YOUR HEAD UP HIGH'. Soon Ida realizes that Ugly is an amazing swimmer; better and faster than even she is. He is eager, exhilarated and joyous until he meets Drake and the ducklings on shore. They humiliate the awkward parvenu with "LOOK AT HIM." Ida tries desperately to defend Ugly but the ducklings, the neighboring animals and even his father, Drake, taunt and tease him unmercifully. Cat disguised as the duck's school photographer with a camera and tripod has his eye on Ugly, a fine specimen of a bird who would make an even finer dinner. The ducklings pose for a class photo as the Cat/Photographer continues his ruse. Grace, a duck so lovely she is honored with a red band around her webbed foot, meets Ida's new offspring and congratulates her but only on the perfectly respectable ducklings. Ugly suffers further humiliation from the members of the barnyard when
they gather for a taste of French bread thrown in the pond. He is crowded
out and unable to share in the French bread feast. Alone, hungry, and
miserable Ugly laments his fate of being 'DIFFERENT' as the devious Cat
sidles up to him, commiserates, and convinces Ugly to join him for 'lunch'
in his den. When Ida realizes her youngster is missing she organizes a
search. Cat and Ugly arrive in the conniving feline's kitchen.
Cat prepares his delectable repast ¨¤ la a Julia Child's cooking
program. He encourages Ugly to 'PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD' as the innocent but
hungry duckling joins in- never realizing he's cooking his own goose.
By chance, a baseball whizzes into Cat 's lair and strikes
him on the head. When the Boy who hit the ball decides to retrieve it,
Ugly becomes frightened and decides to go back to the duckyard leaving
the unconscious Cat hiding in the very bowl meant for the young duck.
Ugly never realizes Cat's dubious intentions. He emerges from
Cat's lair and can't remember how he got there.
He is lost. On the desolate marshlands Ugly has sought shelter in a ditch. Greylag, a stern admiral sort of gander and his wife Dot are looking for their wayward flock. Ugly asks the flighty pair for directions back to the farm. The geese offer to help Ugly find his home. They advise him that Cat is not his friend and, since it's hunting season, they warn Ugly to keep out of sight. The military-minded Greylag assembles his squadron of geese to join him on 'THE WILD GOOSE CHASE' in search of Ugly's home. Who should pop up on the scene but Cat who promises to take Ugly back to his disconsolate mum. Greylag doesn't buy it and has taken personal charge of the duckling's safety. Cat warns them not to fly while the hunters are about and magnanimously offers to advise them of the hunter's departure. Greylag, although wary, agrees. When Cat assures the geese that the hunters have put away their guns and it's safe to fly, Greylag insists that Cat join them with a parachute. Cat, Greylag and the flock take off in search of Ugly's mom leaving the poor lost soul safely behind. But as soon as the search party is airborne, shots ring out and feathers fly. Ugly now knows that Cat is deception purr-sonified and not to be trusted. He's learned a lesson, but what can he do now? Then he hears the voice of his mother in his head reminding him to 'HOLD YOUR HEAD UP HIGH' (Reprise). He is determined to keep trying and reunite with his mother. As the curtain descends upon Act I, the ominous shadow of an Old Woman approaches and Ugly realizes he has unwittingly wandered into the garden of a small cottage. He sees the Old Woman's shadow and seeks escape through a door leading into the cottage. - Act Two - Meanwhile back at the duckyard, Drake is burdened with the brunt of responsibility of minding the brood as Ida vows to search every pond for her lost son in 'THE COLLAGE'. The townspeople voice their opinions on the futility of Ida's search as we see Ida talking to Greylag and then Lowbutt and Queenie. Ugly, who is lost out there somewhere, encounters Penny, the most beautiful bird he has ever seen, tangled in fishing line. A chivalrous Ugly comes to the lovely swan's rescue. When Penny learns that Ugly is lost and alone she eagerly suggests Ugly join her flock, fly south for the winter and then they will both search for his family next spring. Obviously attracted to this beauty, Ugly is sorely tempted to take advantage of her offer but opts to stay on and search for his worried mom. Penny embraces Ugly in her soft white wings and takes off with a resounding "honk!" Ugly is confused when he hears the familiar cry. He declares his love for the snowy feathered Penny in 'NOW I'VE SEEN YOU' but despondently concludes she will forget him. Before he can get too maudlin, a large Bullfrog with a lily pad under his arm jumps in front of the heart-sick Ugly. The Bullfrog soon realizes that Ugly has a chip on his shoulder about his appearance. No stranger to denigration because of uncommon attributes, Bullfrog cheers Ugly up, teaches him to love himself 'WARTS AND ALL' and assures him that there is someone out there to love him in return. Sufficiently cheered up and with a much better attitude, Ugly bids Bullfrog and his little Froglets goodbye. As soon as the frogs depart the bright beam of a flashlight falls on Ugly. A Farmer has ensnared Ugly in his net and threatens to turn the duck into his family's Sunday roast. When the Farmer briefly retreats the Cat appears and offers Ugly a dubious proposition: he'll help Ugly escape the net and his fate on the Farmer's dining room table and reunite Ugly with his mother for a last farewell if Ugly will agree to be the Cat's main course. Desperate to see his mother and realizing he is a dead duck either way, Ugly agrees to this ill-fated plan. Cat claws an opening in the net and the two cut out. Throughout Ugly's journey, seasons have changed. As Cat and Ugly make their way back to the barnyard they are caught up in 'THE BLIZZARD'. They fight desperately to make their way through the snowstorm. As the storm blows over Ugly and Cat have succumbed to the weather and are completely buried beneath a huge snowdrift discernable only as two lumps in the snow. Ida, having searched far and wide, recognizes her offspring's snow lump and, realizing she is too late, approaches her beloved son's icy grave. She sinks to her knees sobbing. Penny and her swan family, apparently a bit off-course, have returned. Mother Swan sees Ida and encourages her tears, for the warmth of a mother's tears can thaw the stoniest frost. As she turns away in frustration, Ida's warm, salty tears melt the snow concealing her ugly duckling. The ice falls from his feathers, and Ugly emerges as a beautiful swan. Ugly looks down to admire his handsome reflection in the puddle of melted snow in amazement. "I'm not a duck" he honks. "I'm a swan!" Ida and her handsome Ugly embrace. The beautiful Penny appears, and love is instantly rekindled when they declare 'NOW I'VE SEEN YOU' (Reprise) Ida, in her motherly wisdom, recognizes true love when she sees it. So despite the heartache of saying goodbye to her son, she sends Ugly off with his lovely, bright Penny to learn the ways of being the beautiful swan that he is. She follows the pattern of swans' flight and tearfully misses her 'DIFFERENT' son. Suddenly Ida hears a joyful "Honk!" from behind her. Ugly declares he could never leave his true mother who raised and loved him unconditionally. Penny and Ugly have decided to be the premiere swans on the duck pond. He's proud to be different and, frankly, he rather likes his honk. Ida beams with pride. But wait a minute! Some unfinished business. Ugly taps the other snow lump. The ice chips away and the rather batty Cat breaks out singing a befuddled "MELTING MOGGY" (Moggy is a British word for a housecat). After all Cat has been through, he has cracked up and is not one bit interested in duck or swan dinners. In 'FINALE: LOOK AT HIM' the beautiful pair of swans, Penny and Ugly, return to the barnyard with a flourish. The Ducklings, the neighbours, and even Drake--so critical of the unusual bird in the beginning --now extol the virtues of having such a fine bird amidst them. Grace, previously the prettiest duck on the pond, graciously relinquishes her coveted Red Band to the lovely Ugly. The whole neighborhood has learned the importance of 'just believing in yourself' because "you may find/In your own way/You're a swan."
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- A Poultry Tale |
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Drake: There's a turkey with a gobble There's a guineafowl that hisses Company: Come on down and don't be strangers Ida: Company: Cat: (mad quacking noises) Company: Grace: Company: We may strike some classic poses, Come on down and don't be strangers (quack) [Thanks to Shorty for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- The Joy Of Motherhood |
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Ida: AS A DUCK
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Different |
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Ida: This one's different This one's different, Ugly: [Thanks to Shorty for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Hold Your Head Up High |
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Ida: Ugly: Ida: Ugly: Ida: Ugly: Ida: Ugly: Ida: Ugly: Ida: Both: Ida: Ugly: Both: Ida: Ugly: [Thanks to Samantha for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Look At Him |
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Look at him Dad was obviously egg-shell-shocked. Does he have his giblets inside out? He's my son and I love him
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Play With Your Food |
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Cat: YOU CAN PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD BEFORE YOU EAT IT UGLY: well, ID LIKE TO PADDLE IN THE PUDDLES cat: ID RATHER PLAY A GAME THATS SHARP AND WITTY
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- The Elegy |
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Chorus: An eerie mood descends the farm Maureen: (spoken) Ida I don't mean to be rude but the description.
Ida: (spoken) Well I don't believe it he was...IS
a tough little duck Maureen: (spoken) Well I'm sure he can but... Chorus: Poor Ida has our sympathy
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Every Tear A Mother Cries |
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Ida: Every moment that you're gone Every day seems to be Every moment that you're gone Every moment seems an hour, [Thanks to Shorty for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- The Wild Goose Chase |
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GREYLAG DOT GREYLAG DOT GREYLAG GREYLAG, DOT DOT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) DOT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN)
CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON DOT GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON GREYLAG GREYLAG (SPOKEN) DOT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG (SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG(SPOKEN) CAT (SPOKEN) GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON UGLY GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON (SIMULTANEOUS W/ UGLY) UGLY (SIMULTANEOUS W/ GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON) GREYLAG, DOT, SQUADRON [Thanks to hellolovex10@aim.com for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Hold Your Head Up High (Reprise) |
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Ida: Hold your head up high, hold your head
up high Both: Just knowing you're out there will help be get by.
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- It Takes All Sorts |
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Queenie and Lowbutt: It takes all sorts to
make a world Queenie: Lowbutt: We're noble riche our perfect niche is here on the
settee Queenie: Oh it takes all sorts to make a world Ugly: I think my sort's Queenie and Lowbutt: Our sort's best [Thanks to olivia harriman for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Together |
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Cat: Madam I would be honoured, though I'm
not of your ilk Queenie: Sir I'd be delighted though it's true
you're a scruff Lowbutt: Queenie you loose cat! Cat: Together on the tiles we will totter Lowbutt: Together you'll be throwing up fur balls Queenie: Together we will build ourselves a cat flap Both: Together we will snuggle for a cat nap Lowbutt: Together you could string a violin Have you forgotten dear, the clinic has confirmed Its only fair to say that she is rather prone All thought I don't wish to gripe I don't think she'd be your type Queenie and Cat: Together we will sing our own cats chorus Lowbutt: Together you could retard her fleas You have to help me out (spoken) Go on then run! (sung) Oh dear alas, alack the door was left ajar And catch him for yourself (Instrumental) Queenie: (spoken) (sung) Together we can overcome this heartache
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- The Collage |
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Drake: When Ida said she'd go, I had to let her, Where's the joy in motherhood, There's no joy in motherhood or if there is its something
I just cant see Duckling: (spoken) Daddy! Ida: Chorus: Turkey: (spoken) Drake: (spoken) Chorus: Ida: (spoken) Greylag: (spoken) Dot: (spoken) Greylag: (spoken) Do I dear? Chorus: Lowbutt: (spoken) Lowbutt: (spoken) Chorus: Ida: (spoken) And he was last seen heading in the direction of Moorland
Farm
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Now I've Seen You |
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Ugly: I've seen waterfalls cascadeing And though I've seen I've seen swallows in the summer I thought I knew what beautiful was [Thanks to Ellie for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Warts And All |
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Bullfrog: IF YOU JUST SIT TIGHT ON YOUR LILYPAD OUT THERE SOMEONES GONNA LOVE YA THOUGH IM TYRANNASAURUS- REXY Ugly: Bullfrog: THE UGLIEST OF CREATURES Ugly: Bullfrog: SO DON'T GO INTO HIDIN' I'm Telling you Feathers! OUT THERE SOMEONES GONNA LOVE YA Ugly: Bullfrog: Ugly: Bullfrog: Both: Bullfrog: Froglets: Bullfrog: Froglets: Bullfrog & Ugly: Froglets: All: Company: Bullfrog & Men: Froglets: Bullfrog: Froglets: Bullfrog & Men: Froglets: Company: Solo Froglet: Company: [Thanks to Justin for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- The Blizzard |
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FEMALE SOLO: The sun is cold and watery DIALOGUE. FEMALE SOLO: The skies are grey and menacing ALTO&TENOR (IN BACKGROUND): Mmm ahh WOMEN (RYTHMIC AHH-ING) Ah---- COMPANY: The weather's turned out nice again The biting cold And though we hate to say the word MEN: We're facing certain (SILENCE) SOLO WOMAN AND SOLO MAN: The wind has blown SOLO MAN: It may look good ALL: But not...
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Now I've Seen You (Reprise) |
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Warts And All (Reprise) |
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Out there (somewere out there) [Thanks to Ty Tracy for lyrics]
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Honk! soundtrack lyrics -- Finale: Look At Him |
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All: We are feeling rather small, [ NOT SUNG ] Ugly: Penny: Grace: [ ALL APPLAUD, SINGING CONTINUES ] All: Why did we every think him a dud? [ NOT SUNG ] Turkey: All: Turkey: [ CHEERS AND CLAPS ] All: Look at him Now that you're back on the lake
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