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I Won't Say I'm In Love
Disney Lyrics
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A big blue frog loves me
It's not as bad as it appears
He wears glasses and he's six foot three
Well, I'm not worried about our kids
I know they'll turn out neat
They'll be great lookin' 'cause they'll have my face
Well, I'm in love with a big blue frog
A big blue frog loves me
He's not as bad as he appears
He's got rhythm and a Ph.D.
Well, I know we can make things work
He's got good family sense
His mother was a frog from Philadelphia
His daddy an enchanted prince
The neighbors are against it and it's clear to me
And it's probably clear to you
They think value on their property will go right down
If the family next door is blue
Well, I'm in love with a big blue frog
A big blue frog loves me
I've got it tattooed on my chest
It says, P.H.R.O.G. it's frog to me
P.H.R.O.G.
The lyrics of "I Won't Say I'm In Love" from Disney's Hercules, specifically the section "I'm in love with a big blue frog," seems like a nonsensical addition to a song about denying one's feelings for someone. However, upon closer inspection, it can be interpreted as a clever metaphor for the fear and stigma attached to unconventional and taboo romantic relationships.
In the song, the singer claims to be in love with a "big blue frog" who loves them back. The fact that this "frog" is different from the singer's species is immediately evident, but the lyrics suggest that it's not as bad as it appears. The lines "It's not as bad as it appears, he wears glasses and he's six foot three" can be seen as a means of rationalizing the fact that the singer is in love with something outside of their norm. The glasses and height can be interpreted as traits that make the "frog" more human-like, contrasting with the visual idea of a slimy and small amphibian.
The second stanza expands on this idea by expressing optimism about the future and the possibility of their hypothetical children inheriting traits from both parents, which again highlights the fear of unconventional romantic relationships causing genetic abnormalities. Similarly, the mention of the "Ph.D." and "good family sense" can be seen as stereotypes and clichés assigned to certain professions and social backgrounds, adding to the message of the song about society's preconceived biases.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm in love with a big blue frog
I am in a romantic relationship with a giant amphibian that has blue skin.
A big blue frog loves me
The aforementioned amphibian also has affectionate feelings towards my person.
It's not as bad as it appears
Despite the unusual nature of my relationship, it is not as bad as people might assume at first glance.
He wears glasses and he's six foot three
The frog in question wears eyewear and is notably tall, at a height of six feet and three inches.
Well, I'm not worried about our kids
I am not concerned about the prospect of having children with my frog partner.
I know they'll turn out neat
I am confident that any offspring we have will be well put-together and desirable.
They'll be great lookin' 'cause they'll have my face
Our children will be physically attractive because they will take after me in terms of facial features.
Great swimmers 'cause they'll have his feet!
Thanks to their father's frog-like nature, our children will also be excellent swimmers, as they will inherit his webbed feet.
He's got rhythm and a Ph.D.
The frog is not only physically appealing, but also musically talented and highly educated, with a doctorate degree.
Well, I know we can make things work
Despite any potential challenges, I am confident that our relationship can succeed.
He's got good family sense
The frog is a responsible family member and has a strong sense of family values.
His mother was a frog from Philadelphia
The frog's mother originated from the city of Philadelphia.
His daddy an enchanted prince
The frog's father is a magically enchanted royal figure.
The neighbors are against it and it's clear to me
Our neighbors are opposed to our relationship, and this fact is evident to me.
And it's probably clear to you
I assume that this is also apparent to you, the listener of this song.
They think value on their property will go right down
Our neighbors believe that property values will decrease if we continue to reside in the area.
If the family next door is blue
This is likely due to the unusual nature of our family and our blue-colored frog progenitor.
I've got it tattooed on my chest
As a symbol of my love and commitment to the frog, I have permanently inked his name and title onto my body.
It says, P.H.R.O.G. it's frog to me
The tattoo reads 'P.H.R.O.G.' which stands for 'Pretty Hot and Ribbitting Online Guy' - a moniker I have given my partner.
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: LES BRAUNSTEIN, LESTER (LES) BRAUNSTEIN, MARY ALLIN TRAVERS, NOEL PAUL STOOKEY, PETER YARROW
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@gaoxuehai2652
If there's a prize for rotten judgement,
I guess I've already won that
No man is worth the aggravation
That's ancient history, been there, done that
Who d'you think you're kidding
He's the earth and heaven to you
Try to keep it hidden,
Honey we can see right through you
Girl you can't conceal it
We know how you're feeling
Who you thinking of
No chance no way I won't say it, no no
(You swoon you sigh why deny it oh oh)
It's too cliche I won't say I'm in love
I thought my heart had learned its lesson
It feels so good when you start out
My head is screaming "Get a grip girl
Unless you're dying to cry your heart out
Girl you can't deny it
Who you are is how you're feeling
Baby we're not buying
Hon we saw you hit the ceiling
Face it like a grown-up
When you gonna own up that you got got got it bad
No chance no way I won't say it, no no
(Give up, give in, check the grin you're in love)
This scene won't play I won't say I'm in love
(We'll do it until you admit you're in love)
You're way off base I won't say it
Get off my case I won't say it
(Girl don't be proud it's okay you're in love)
At least out loud I won't say I'm in love
@mahikamihan
the most realistically romantically relatable disney song (for me)
@thatonekid5794
Fr tho
@surenotejas3163
Where were you 9 years ago?
@mariagiordano9150
Litterally same!
@alva9690
FR
@ciarab4835
Going thru this rn, so painful but I relate to this song so much lol
@scootermcpeanuts6699
Meg’s vocals are great on their own but the muses are definitely the highlight for me. The verses they sing just sound great.
@federicod206
Loved it ahahh
@PixarShark
PEAK chorus work tbh. ❤
@racheld8268
I remember Meg's voice being deeper back then. Lol They sound great!