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  • Damn now I wanna see rent lol

  • Haha, I singe this song all the time :) Thanks for the karaoke version!

  • @01diamondsareforever NYTW -3 Love it! :D

  • Well i LOVE this song but even though my school is a fine arts school none has herd of it. But i still love it anuway

  • this is supposed to say "i got an itch to be a bitch"

  • @01diamondsareforever that's only in the film I think, this is the show version

  • @rikkunashinko You know, I've read the script and it's actually not.

  • NICE. Thanks!

  • There's a small computer beep-like noise at 3:30, by the way.

  • Please upload this again without the pop up at the end that makes a noise if you can, I'd love to use this for my college show, but the pop up's real loud ): if you don't wanna upload it again i'd be real grateful if you could email me it (:

  • I like the movie version more, but I like the Broadway lyrics of "Christmas Day" more than "New Years Day". And I like Daphne's little part after the first verse (after she says 'meow') more than Rosario's humming. ^^U I guess that's a roundabout way of saying I love both. C:

  • It is Christmas in the Musical and New Years in the Movie.

  • You know the end, movie AND broadway it's

    I'll let you make me, HOWL tonight, not OUT tonight.

  • i dont even get why they put new years in the movie. who the fuck decided to change it to that instead of christmas?

  • @ememc111 lol i said that too but the original says Christmas day hahaha

  • because when they did this in the play it was christmas eve. but this happens on christmas day. so there for they cant come back before christmas day if it already is?

  • @ememc111 ... it's easier to sing? idk

  • @ememc111 because the timeline of everything that happens is slightly different in the movie versus the stage version.

  • @ememc111 the reason they changed it in the movie is because theres no intermission so it would be harder to show the break between christmas and new years

  • @ememc111

    It was originally written as christmas

  • love this thanks sooo much

    i can sing this so well and making up dance moves is greaat ♥

  • it's new years day not christmas

  • It's both. It's Christmas in the broadway, but it's New Years in the Film.

  • There are two versions of it. The Broadway version, and the film version.

  • I love this. I actually used this in my version of Out Tonight on my file. haha :)

  • love love love love rent!

  • thanks for putting this up...

    It's so so SO easy to follow...

    :)

  • no it's right. In the musical the lyrics are "before it's christmas time", unless you have seen the movie, in which they changed it to "before it's new year's day"

  • christmas day

  • @omarsg5 actually before it's christmas DAY

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  • no its christmas DAY

  • no its christmas day aparrently you never saw or heard the original broadway cat!

  • lol! original broadway cat! sorry i just thought that was funnny!

  • its new years day in the movie , i'm guessing thats what they are going by

  • actually, in the Broadway version its Christmas day, just saying.

  • but It's new years day in the movie version

  • but Broadway>Movie

    durr

  • true, but I'm just pointing out their not compltely off base when they say New Years day, that is also out there. Just depends what you prefer.

  • @katiewasherexoo some people dont realize its the Original Broadway they only seen the movie

  • Thanks, this is really great quality!

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