| Thank you! |
| Is it good to see me or what? |
| (Do Sonnet 18!) |
| (Do «Kingdom for a Horse!») |
| (I love you Will!) |
| Ok, ok, here’s one for all you beautiful Tudors out there |
| A little sonnet that’s been very good to me |
| Let’s see if you know it |
| Shall I compare thee (to a summer’s day) Yeah |
| Thou art more lovely and more temperate |
| And the rough winds shake the darling buds of May, yeah |
| And summer’s lease (hath all too short a date) |
| I adore the adoration (Ahh-ahh) |
| Though others may abhor it (Ahh-ahh) |
| It’s quite a new sensation (Ahh-ahh) |
| What shall we call it? (Ahh) |
| Will |
| Power |
| (I am the will of the people now) |
| He is the will of the people now |
| Will |
| Power |
| (I am the will of the people now) |
| He is the will |
| Can you feel it? (Whoo!) |
| Oh, I can feel it too |
| In fact, I’d like to feel you a little bit later |
| Do you want more? |
| Well, when do you want it? |
| Tomorrow? (No!) |
| Later? (No!) |
| Let me hear you say «now» |
| (Now) Very nice |
| Let me hear you say «now is» |
| (Now is) That scans |
| Let me hear you say «now is the» |
| (Now is the) Oh, do it with me |
| Now is the winter of our discontent |
| (Now is the winter of our discontent) |
| Made glorious summer by this son of York |
| (Made glorious summer by this son of York) |
| And let me hear you say «glorious» |
| (Glorious) Do you mean me? |
| (Glorious) Well I can be |
| (Glorious) Now let me see |
| Who fits that bill? (It's Will!) I guess |
| There’s a fever going round (Ahh-ahh) |
| Has anybody caught it? (Ahh-ahh) |
| (We're shaking it for Shakespeare!) |
| Methinks you got it |
| Will |
| Power |
| (I am the will of the people now) |
| He is the will of the people now |
| Will |
| Power |
| (I am the will of the people now) |
| He is the will |
| Huzzah! (Huzzah!) |
| Oh, that is music to my ears |
| And if music be the food of love |
| Play on, (Oh) that’s a new one |
| Don’t even know where to put it yet |
| Speaking of love |
| Here’s one for all you lovers out there |
| But soft, what light through yonder window breaks (thank you) |
| It is the east and Juliet is the sun |
| Arise, fair sun and kill |
| The envious moon, oh, the moon |
| Who is already sick and pale |
| So sick and so pale with grief |
| That thou, her maid, (yeah, thou) art far |
| More fair than she |
| Than she |
| (Thank you, I like that one too) |
| Will |
| Power |
| Will |
| Power |
| I am the Will with the skill |
| To thrill you with my quill |
| I am the hard-working Bard |
| You regard (Yeah!) |
| I am the Will (He is the Will) |
| I am the Will (He is the Will) |
| I am the man you wanna see |
| Up on the bill (Will, Will, Will, Will) |
| I am the swan (beautiful swan) |
| Of the Avon (The one in Stratford!) |
| The chosen one that God in Heaven |
| Smiled upon (Thank you, God!) |
| And if you wanna see perfection |
| On any given day |
| You know what they say |
| Where there’s a Will, there’s a way |
| (Will power) |
| Where there’s a Will, there’s a way |
| (Will power) |
| Will power (Will power!) |
| Goodnight! |
| Goodnight! |
| Parting is such sweet sorrow! |