Megan appeared on Broadway in Grease in 1994, with Rosie O'Donnell (Rizzo). Megan played Marty, the worldy member of the Pink Ladies. She sings one song on the new Broadway case recording of Grease (not including ensemble pieces), called 'Freddy My Love', about Marty's long distance beau, Freddy, whom she really loves for the presents he sends her more than for himself. Below are the lyrics to her song, the underlined ones containing WAVs so you can hear what a great singer Megan is. Sorry I couldn't post the entire song, but I did add the lyric that includes the word 'honey' for Karen fans out there.
Lyrics:
Freddy my love, I miss you more than words can say
Freddy my love, please keep in touch while you're away
Hearing from you can make the day so much better
Getting a souvenir or maybe a letter.
I really flipped over the grey cashmere sweater, Freddy my love
Freddy my love, Freddy my love, Freddy my love
Freddy you know, your absense makes me feel so blue
That's okay though, your presents make me think of you
Mama will have a heart-attack when she catches
Those peddle pushers with the black leather patches
Oh how I wish I had a jacket that matches, Freddy my love
Freddy my love, Freddy my love, Freddy my love
Don't keep your letters from me, I thrill to every line
Your spelling's kinda crummy, but honey so is mine
I treasure every gifty, the ring is really nifty
You say it cost you fifty, so you're thrifty, I don't mind, ohhhh
Whoa - Freddy you see, you'll hold me in your arms someday (Some day)
And I will be wearing your lacy lingerie (Oh yeah)
Thinking about it, my heart's pounding already
Knowing when you come home, we're bound to go steady
And through your service pay around my confetti, Freddy my love
Freddy my love, Freddy my love, Freddy my love
Freddy my love, Freddy my love, Freddy my love
Freddy my love, Freddy my love, Freddy my love
Other WAVs:
The Greasers introducing themselves
Megan singing the beginning of Freddy My Love while at the gym with Rosie, who pinches her.
Read About Megan's Work In 'How To Succeed...'
Grease and the songs et all belong to a bunch of people, including Jim Jacobs, Warren Casey, and the RCA Victor company, but sure not me. No infringement is intended.
