Peter Schickele - Juliet's Soliloquy

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O, i wish i was a glove on that there hand, o, i wish i was a glove on that hand
So that i could touch that pretty little cheek, cheek, cheek, so that i could touch that pretty little cheek
Ah, me, (ah me) ah me (ah me), oh my love it is as boundless as the sea
O, i wish i was a glove on that there hand
So that i could touch that pretty little cheek

O romeo, o romeo, where is you at, o romeo, where is you at?
Cause i loves you though you is a montagoo, -goo, -goo, cause i loves you though you is a montagoo
What's in a name? (what's in a name?) what's in a name? (yuh-ha!) o a rose if called a rat
Would smell the same
O romeo, o romeo, whеre is you at
Cause i loves you though you is a montagoo!

Release Date: November 13, 2007

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Peter Schickele (born July 17, 1935) is a comedian, composer, conductor and pianist best known for his parodies and satires of classical music – most often written through the fictional character of “P.D.Q. Bach”, the profoundly untalented “twenty-first of Johann Sebastian Bach’s twenty children.”

His comedy and live shows incorporate slapstick, elaborate puns, and performances of P.D.Q. Bach’s “music” that sometimes feature odd instruments (such as the “pastaphone” and the “schlagenfrappe”, the latter of which is simply a set of tuned cardboard tubes that the player hits himself on the head with); he has also written original music that is attributed to himself.

He has won five Grammy Awards; between 1990 and 1993, he won four consecutive Grammys for Best Comedy Album.