James Thomas Fallon was raised in Saugerties, New York with his older sister, Gloria, and his parents, Jim and Gloria. Fallon attended St. Mary of the Snow, a Catholic, parochial school, and Saugerties High School. He graduated in 1992 and attended the College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. Fallon majored in computer science, dropping out 15 credits shy of a degree.
Troll Doll Jingles Medley
Jimmy Fallon Lyrics
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Uh!
Uh!
Troll Doll out on the street
Got no job got no money
Got no shoes on the feet
But you gotts stay tall, stay high
And Troooll Doll
Aight
Uh
To the tune of "What's Going On"
In twenty-five years I'll be thirty years old
I'm five and I'm sitting here playing with this troll
This troll That I got for Christmas
And so I'm playing with his shirt and I'm playing with his hair
I'm gonna play with my friend, so I'll put you right there
And I'll be back, I'll be back in a minute
But when I come back around my troll?s not there
And I remember his shirt and his long pink hair
And I scream at the top of my lungs "My Troll is Gone"
And I say hey ay ay ay
Hey ay ay
I say hey, My Troll is gone
To the tune of "Losing My Religion"
That's it in the window
That Troll is a Blue Light special
Here at K-Mart can't wait to get it
Oh no it costs too much
I don't have enough
To the tune of "Mr. Jones"
Sha la la la la la ya
Woah ho Yeah
Got this this doll he's a friend of mine
He's always there when I need him, Mr. Troll
We go out for a walk some times
And we take a walk
We take a walk, Yeah
Mr. Troll and me,
Cruisin' around the streets of Boston
And we get lost sometimes
But we don't know how it's a sold out show
And we're
Sha la la la la la la la la la
Mr. Troll and me,
Gonna be a Big Star
To the tune of "Yellow"
I bought a Troll
I bought a Troll for you
The one you wanted was blue
But they only had Yellow
To the tune of "Uninvited"
I wanted a Troll Doll
But I didn't have money to pay for it
So we decided to steal it,
A five-finger discount
And run for it
But you, you got away
I was indicted
Because of a Troll Doll
To the tune of "So Much To Say"
I say I went to a toy store
Got a Troll for my kid
I fell asleep and they locked me in
Yeah Yeah Yeah
Now I'm stuck inside
Because here I have been shopping for a long time
Tridding Trodden Trolls
Open up this toy store and let me out
Little Baby
These lyrics are from the song "Troll Doll Jingles" by Jimmy Fallon. The song is a medley of different tunes with lyrics related to Troll Dolls. The first set of lyrics is based on the song "Desire" by U2. The lyrics talk about a Troll Doll who is unemployed, broke, and without shoes, but still manages to stay tall and high. The repetition of "And Troooll Doll" at the end of each line adds a catchy and fun element to the lyrics.
The second set of lyrics is based on the song "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye. The lyrics describe a child playing with their Troll Doll, getting up to leave for a bit, and returning to find that the Troll Doll has vanished. The child then yells out in frustration and shock that their Troll is gone. The lyrics emphasize the strong bond and attachment that children can have to their toys.
The third set of lyrics is based on the song "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M. The lyrics talk about spotting a Troll Doll in a store window while shopping at K-Mart. The desire to buy the doll is strong, but the cost is too high, and the singer doesn't have enough money to purchase it.
The fourth set of lyrics is based on the song "Mr. Jones" by Counting Crows. The lyrics describe the friendship between the singer and their Troll Doll named Mr. Troll. They go out for walks together, and the singer believes that they will become a big star together.
The fifth set of lyrics is based on the song "Yellow" by Coldplay. The lyrics talk about buying a Troll Doll for someone as a gift, but only having the choice of a yellow one, despite the person wanting a blue one.
The sixth set of lyrics is based on the song "Uninvited" by Alanis Morissette. The lyrics describe wanting a Troll Doll but not having the money to pay for it. The person decides to steal the doll with a "five-finger discount," but is caught and indicted because of it.
The final set of lyrics is based on the song "So Much To Say" by Dave Matthews Band. The lyrics talk about going to a toy store to buy a Troll Doll for a child, falling asleep, and waking up to find the store has closed, leaving the person trapped inside amongst the trodden Trolls.
Line by Line Meaning
Troll Doll out on the street
The Troll Doll is alone and unemployed
Got no job got no money
The Troll Doll is financially unstable
Got no shoes on the feet
The Troll Doll is barefoot and has no resources
But you gotts stay tall, stay high
Despite the circumstances, the Troll Doll needs to stay strong and positive
And Troooll Doll
Highlighting the presence of the Troll Doll throughout the song
In twenty-five years I'll be thirty years old
Reflecting on childhood memories with the Troll Doll
I'm five and I'm sitting here playing with this troll
The singer is reminiscing about their childhood and playing with the Troll Doll
And I say hey ay ay ay
Expressing frustration and sadness over losing the Troll Doll
That Troll is a Blue Light special
The Troll Doll is on sale at K-Mart, but too expensive for the artist
Got this this doll he's a friend of mine
Emphasizing the special relationship between the artist and the Troll Doll
I bought a Troll for you
Purchasing the Troll Doll as a gift for someone else
But they only had Yellow
Not being able to find the desired color, settling for a different one
I wanted a Troll Doll
Expressing a desire for the Troll Doll but lacking funds to purchase it
A five-finger discount
Stealing the Troll Doll
Because of a Troll Doll
Getting into trouble due to the theft of the Troll Doll
I say I went to a toy store
Narrating a story about going to a toy store to buy a Troll Doll
Tridding Trodden Trolls
Playing with different types of Troll Dolls in the toy store
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: William Thomas Berry, Peter Lawrence Buck, Michael Edward Mills, John Michael Stipe
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