Songwriter: Lee Hall Elton John

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Mornin' girls!

[Spoken GIRLS]
Mornin' Mrs. Wilkinson!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Oi, Rocky, Booger off
Music, Maestro, please
Arms!

[GIRLS]
Arms!

[Spoken BILLY]
She's a right old cow

[Spoken DEBBIE]
Ay, that's me mum!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Full plie!

[GIRLS]
Full plie!

[Spoken, BILLY]
Your mum?

[Spoken DEBBIE]
Yeah

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
And up!

[GIRLS]
And up!

[Spoken BILLY]
You're crap at that

[Spoken DEBBIE]
No I'm not!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
And second!

[Spoken BILLY]
Miss?

[GIRLS]
Second!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Here, stick this over there, will ya?
Tummies in!

[GIRLS]
Tummies in!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
I'm telling ya, Tracy, you're gonna end up like your mother!
And balance!

[GIRLS]
Balance!

[Spoken BILLY]
Miss, the keys

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
And two, and three, and four
Knees!

[GIRLS]
Knees!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Who the hell are you?

[Spoken BILLY]
Billy

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
And second!

[GIRLS]
Second!

[Spoken BILLY]
Billy Elliot

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Oh please to meet ya
I'm Margot, Margot Flettinfantine
It was a rhetorical question
Now piss off over there
Keeley Gibson! How many time do I have to tell ya?

[KEELEY GIBSON]
But miss!

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
I don't care if your mother has got cerebral palsy, Keeley, you have to bring your shoes your shoes. Now go home and get them
Right, waves one, two, and three to the front!
Outside, Sharon!
Our lives are lonely and sad, but in here they sparkle!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Try to keep your arm in line
Come on at least pretend you're doing fine

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Don't forget the golden rule, girls:
Never hide your light under a bushel
No matter how big the bushel Tracy Atkinson

[MRS. WILKINSON]
You can wow 'em every time

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Even you, Susan Parks

[MRS. WILKINSON]
All you have to do in shine

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
(?) That's it, girls! So our tawdry little lives are transformed by the power of art!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Forget about content

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Oi, you!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Focus on style
Steal an inch on them
And they'll give you a mile

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Chair!
Everybody ready for the big number
And smile, smile, smile, smile
Right! WE've only got another seven and a half months to rehearse this so for Christ Sakes concentrate!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
It doesn't matter if you're large or small
Trapezeoid, or short or tall
Even if you can't dance at all
All you really have to do is shine

It doesn't matter if your life's a mess
The whole process will coalesce
Girls, just try to effervesce
All you really have to do is shine

Give 'em the old razzle dazzle
Turn on the old pizzazz

[Spoken Billy]
Miss, the keys!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
There won't be time to shilly shally
Give it backbone, give it welly
Bowl 'em over, knock 'em out
Show 'em what life is all about
Give them the old razzle dazzle
And shine

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Go on, join in, I dare ya

[MRS. WILKINSON]
It doesn't matter if you're unemployed
Only partially humanoid
An octopoid whose mind's a void
All you really have to do is shine

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Come on Debbie, it's your big moment

[Spoken DEBBIE]
I know!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
It doesn't matter if you're special needs
Maimed or lame, or born in Leeds
They love to see a heart that bleeds
All you really have to do is shine

Give 'em the old razzle dazzle
Turn on the old pizzazz
There won't be time to shilly shally
Give it backbone, give it welly
Bowl them over, knock 'em out
Show them what life's all about
Give them the old razzle dazzle
And shine!

You might be feeling lousy
You might be feeling blue
A little apprehensive
A minor touch of flu
They couldn't give a monkey's cuss
They couldn't give a fig
Come on son get over it
It's all part of the gig

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Smoke, Mr. Braithwaite!
Come on, girls get behind those fans
I want to see tiny little people
I want to see midgets, go on

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Give 'em the old rinkle tinkle

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Out, in

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Give 'em the old kabam

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Lame!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Knock 'em sideways blow their minds out
There's no time for half time frolics
Grab the buggers by the bollocks
Show 'em what class is all about
Give 'em that old razzle dazzle
And shine

[Spoken MRS. WILKINSON]
Lights!

[MRS. WILKINSON]
Doesn't matter if you're short or squat
Cerebrally challenged, completely shot
You might have it or might not
All you really have to do is
All you really have to do is shine
Give 'em that old razzle dazzle and shine
And shine
Give 'em that old razzle dazzle and shine
And shine
And shine
And shine

Elton John

Elton John is a British singer, pianist and composer whose unique blend of pop and rock styles turned him into one of the biggest music icons of the 20th century. Elton has sold more than 250 million albums, making him one of the best-selling musicians ever.

He excelled in music from a young age, attending the prestigious Academy of Music on a scholarship at just eleven years old. In 1970 he released his first self-titled album, making him a huge international star.

Some of his most famous hits include “Crocodile Rock”, “Philadelphia Freedom” and “Take the Long Way Home”.