Danville for Niceness
Cast - Phineas and Ferb Lyrics
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It's getting really hard to take
So we've come to let the whole world
Know there must have been a mistake
So if Santa and his elves can hear us
We hope we've been clear and concise
In the verses vice versus us
Danville is very nice
Santa, please
Check your list more than twice
Guaranteed
Danville is very nice
Santa, please
Check your list more than twice
Can't you see?
Danville is very nice
Santa, please
Check your list more than twice
You've got to see
Danville is very nice
The song "Danville for Niceness" by the fictional characters Phineas and Ferb, from the animated TV show Phineas and Ferb, is a playful and catchy tune. The lyrics convey a simple yet meaningful message - that the town of Danville is a nice and friendly place, and the inhabitants should be on the "nice" list instead of the "naughty" list. The opening lines of the song express frustration at being misunderstood and unjustly accused of being naughty. The repeated phrase "Danville is very nice" emphasizes the sincerity and emphasis of Phineas and Ferb's message. The bridge of the song calls on Santa and his elves to take note of their plea and reconsider their evaluation of Danville's residents.
The song is filled with clever wordplay and rhymes, making it fun and engaging to listen to. The use of vice-versa and vice reinforces the theme of reversing perceptions and turning things around. The phrase "Check your list more than twice" is a playful inversion of the famous Christmas song "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," adding a comedic twist to the lyrics. The song's overall upbeat and cheerful tone, along with the buoyant and lively melody, create a sense of joy and optimism.
Line by Line Meaning
Everybody's saying we're naughty,
People keep calling us naughty and it's upsetting.
It's getting really hard to take
Their constant criticism is becoming too much to handle.
So we've come to let the whole world
We decided to speak out and express our perspective.
Know there must have been a mistake
We believe that there has been a misunderstanding or error.
So if Santa and his elves can hear us
We hope that our message will reach Santa and his helpers.
We hope we've been clear and concise
We tried to communicate our message in a direct and understandable way.
In the verses vice versus us
We want to clarify our position and refute any negative allegations.
Vice versa, us versus vice
We want to emphasize that the situation could also be seen from the opposite perspective.
Danville is very nice
We are proud of our town and want to share its positive characteristics.
Santa, please
We are addressing our appeal to Santa directly.
Check your list more than twice
We want Santa to pay extra attention to his list and make sure there are no mistakes.
Guaranteed
We are confident that Santa will see the truth and make the right decision.
Can't you see?
We are asking Santa to open his eyes and see the reality.
You've got to see
We believe that Santa has to acknowledge the positive aspects of Danville.
Danville is very nice
We reiterate our message, hoping it will be heard and understood.
Santa, please
We repeat our appeal to Santa, emphasizing its importance.
Check your list more than twice
We underline the urgency of the matter and the need for a thorough check.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: JON BARRY, JON COLTON BARRY
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