Natasha Richardson & John Benjamin Hickey – Perfectly Marvelous Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
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Natasha Richardson & John Benjamin Hickey – Perfectly Marvelous Lyrics | Genius Lyrics Perfectly Marvelous Natasha Richardson & John Benjamin Hickey Producer Jay David Saks Track 5 on Cabaret (New Broadway Cast Recording) Jun. 30, 1998 1 viewer 15.3K views 6 Contributors Perfectly Marvelous Lyrics [SALLY, spoken] I think people are people, I really do, Cliff. Don't you? I don’t think people should have to explain anything For example, if I should paint my fingernails green And it just so happens I do paint them green Well, if anyone should ask me why, I say "I think it's pretty" "I think it's
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