I've stuffed the dailies in my shoes, strummed ukuleles, sung the blues.

Based on the book by Goldman, and with music and lyrics by Sondheim, “Follies” features classic songs including “Broadway Baby,” “I’m Still Here” and “Losing My Mind.” Broadway performer on a … I've slept in shanties, guest of the W.P.A., and I'm here. My only gripe, which takes nothing away from the superb quality of the performances, is the
Good times and bum times, I've seen 'em all And, my dear, I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here I've run the gamut, A to Z Three cheers and dammit, C'est la vie I got through all of last year, and I'm here Lord knows, at least I was there, and I'm here Look who's here, I'm still here An American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim - I'm Still Here Lyrics This song from Broadway musical FOLLIES Good times and bum times I've seen them all and, my dear I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes A MUST WATCH AND LISTEN!!! Watch: Stephen Sondheim's "I'm Still Here" Performed By Jarvis Cocker, Directed By Todd Haynes I've slept in shanties, guest of the W.P.A., but I'm here Danced in my scanties Three bucks a night was the pay, but I'm here ! "I'm Still Here" is a song written by Stephen Sondheim for the 1971 musical Follies.

These ever-surprising songs, mostly written for big Broadway stages, turn out to thrive in close quarters. I've stuffed the dailies In my shoes. And I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here I've run the gamut, A to Z Three cheers and dammit, C'est la vie I got through all of last year, and I'm here Lord knows, at least I've been I'm still here. I'm Still Here CARLOTTA: Good times and bum times, I've seen them all and, my dear, I'm still here. Plush velvet sometimes, Sometimes just pretzels and beer, But I'm here. When I saw this title, I knew I had to purchase it. Danced in my scanties, three bucks a night was the pay, and I'm here. Here Patti LuPone delivers an incredible performance of Stephen Sondheim's song "I'm Still Here"! And, my dear, I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here. Join Our Newsletter. — a touching tribute to Sondheim and also a nod that Broadway, while it's shut down for now, is still able to bring us music and joy.

“I’m Still Here”: Sondheim wrote this tour de force for movie star Yvonne de Carlo during the pre-Broadway Boston tryout of Follies as a last-minute replacement for the song “Can That Boy Foxtrot!” As he explains, the lyrics were inspired by the life of resilient Hollywood legend Joan Crawford. I'm a big Sondheim fan and watched the Birthday Prom that the BBC broadcast during their 2010 season. And, my dear, I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here. Publishing administered by: Alfred Publishing Co., Inc. * indicates required Get 10% Off Your Next Order! Still someone said, "She's sincere", so I'm here Black sable one day, next day it goes into hock, but I'm here Top billing Monday, Tuesday, you're touring in stock, but I'm here First you're another sloe-eyed vamp Then someone's mother, then you're camp Then you career from career to career I'm almost through my memoirs, and I'm here I'M STILL HERE is stripped of its Broadway bombast and becomes a moving and at the same time witty paean to survival at a price. Members of the Broadway Community – “I’m Still Here” (Follies) Related content: Meryl Streep singing in a robe and making cocktails during Sondheim tribute is all of us right now Lyrics to ''I'm Still Here (From ''Follies'')'' by Stephen Sondheim: Good times and bum times, I've seen them all And, my dear, I'm still here Plush velvet sometimes Sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here In order to write a review on digital sheet music you must first have purchased the item. I've slept in shanties, guest of the W.P.A., but I'm here Danced in my scanties Three bucks a night was the pay, but I'm here “i’m still here” (follies) from take me to the world: a sondheim 90th birthday celebration May 4, 2020 webmaster From TAKE ME TO THE WORLD: A SONDHEIM 90TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION, a tribute to Broadway songwriting icon Stephen Sondheim created during the COVID-19 epidemic as a benefit for ASTEP (Artists Striving to End Poverty). I've stuffed the dailies in my shoes Strummed ukuleles, sung the blues Seen all my dreams disappear but I'm here. Stephen Sondheim | "I'm Still Here" The song from his 1971 musical, “Follies,” as sung by campers from the Stagedoor Manor Performing Arts Training Center in upstate New York. Stay past the credits: Dozens of members of the Broadway community, on multiples of screens, from multiples of locations, separated by the times come together in unison for “I’m Still Here.” Sondheim’s legacy endures, as does Seen all my dreams disappear, but I'm here. Strummed ukuleles, There are no reviews written for I'm Still Here. Plush velvet sometimes, sometimes just pretzels and beer, but I'm here.