Heidi Blickenstaff
What Kind Of Girl Is She?
[BOTH]
Who the hell is-
[SUSAN]
Heidi?
[HEIDI]
Susan?
[BOTH]
What kind of girl is she?
I wonder sometimes if she
[HEIDI]
Even likes me?
[SUSAN]
Even likes me
[HEIDI]
She seems to make you smile
[SUSAN]
She’s got a pretty, TV-nose
[HEIDI]
She’s got a kick-ass style
[SUSAN]
She’s got very kicky clothes
[HEIDI]
And she owns her apartment too
[SUSAN]
I suppose
[HEIDI]
And mine blows
(Both of them sigh)
[HEIDI, spoken]
Quelle genre de fille est Susan?
[SUSAN, spoken]
Et Heidi?
[BOTH]
She seems so, je ne sais quoi
[HEIDI]
She seems so incroyable
[SUSAN]
And I feel so bourgeois
[BOTH]
That’s just moi
It’s just
[SUSAN, spoken]
She’s so uptown and fancy and Broadway
[HEIDI, spoken]
She’s so downtown and funky and sassy
[SUSAN, spoken]
I wish I could sing like that
But at least my nose could take her nose in a cage match of noses
[HEIDI, spoken]
I’m used to being the funny one in the room
[SUSAN, spoken]
I didn’t sign the permission slip for any new lady friends, Hunter
[HEIDI]
She’s got those eyes
[SUSAN]
She’s got those boobs
[HEIDI]
I’ve got these thighs
[SUSAN, spoken]
I need your shoes
[BOTH]
Plus!
She might try to steal my husband
She might try to have my baby
I guess I’ll just sit back and wait and see
What kind of girl is she?
What kind of girl is she?
[SUSAN]
What kind of girl is
[SUSAN/HEIDI]
She/Are you gonna eat that pickle?