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The Teacher's Argument

The Teacher's Argument lyrics by Fame Musical. (Miss Bell) Artists are special celestial fools first with the talent for breaking the rules unfit for...

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The Teacher's Argument

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(Miss Bell)

Artists are special celestial fools

first with the talent for breaking the rules

unfit for confinement in cubicle schools

artists are special(Miss Sherman)

Artists are people not primitive fools

they learn what to do before breaking the rules

they know that the brain is the finest of tools

artists are people(Both)

Whether in theatre or music or dance

they have to be given the chance(Miss Bell)

to fly by the seat of their pants(Miss Sherman)

to develop their minds and be nurtured (Both)

like plants(Miss Sherman)

Artists are part of the same human race

as everyone else in the same bloody place

you learn to survive or you fall on your face

artist or not

artist or not(spoken)

Greta, you know that 90% of these kids

will never make a living in the arts

we have to prepare them for life

or what's Tyrone gonna do if he can't make it as a dancer

mop floors?(Miss Bell)

Tyrone will make it(sung)

I've seen them come and go for all these years

kids with no talent for anything more than carrying spears

another year another shipment

lacking the drive or the style or the basic eqipment

this one is different.And i can see me there unremarkable me

the kid in the ballet class

the princess i wanted to be

tutu and point shoes

hair in a bun

completely unnoticed as if i were no-onethis one is different i tell you

this one can dance

this one is virtual i tell you

give him a chance(spoken)

Tyrone will make it, he will(Miss Sherman)

Fine, and i wish him luck

but this is an academic institution with academic standards

Oh i know,

we're the fame high school now

ever since that movie came out

they come here expecting to become stars

and you people think you run the show here

oh teach them to perform and who cares if they can read or write

who needs to write anyway

as long as they can sign their name on a contract(Miss Bell)

and who are you?

defender of the true faith(Miss Sherman)

Exactly!(sung)

What did they tell me when i was a girl

Learn...

Day after day when i was a girl

Learn...

The land of dreams waits over the meadow

if you can find a way

out of the ghetto

learn, learn

put your faith in books

that will protect you

put your faith in books

and a mind of your own

and encharm your looks

will make them respect you

you must learn to stand

you must learn to stand alone(Miss Bell)

this one is different(miss Sherman)

put your faith in books(Miss Bell)

this one can dance(Miss Sherman)

put your faith in books(Miss Bell)

artists are special(Miss Sherman)

artists are people(Both)

this one must have the chance

this one must have the chance.

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