Song of the King 2015 Broadway Cast of The King and I (Ft. Kelli O'Hara & Ken Watanabe)
"Song of the King" from the 2015 Broadway Cast of *The King and I* features Kelli O'Hara and Ken Watanabe. #Musical. Released in 2015, the song explores themes of power, leadership, and cultural differences, highlighting the king's responsibilities. Its unique orchestration blends Western and Eastern musical elements, enhancing its emotional depth. The song reinforces the cultural dialogue and complexity of the characters' relationship, contributing to the show's lasting impact on Broadway.
[KING]
A woman is a female who is human
Designed for pleasing man, the human male
A human male is pleased by many women
And all the rest you hear's a fairy tale
[ANNA]
Then tell me how this fairy tale began, sir
You cannot call it just a poet's trick
Explain to me how many men are faithful
And true to one wife only
[KING, spoken]
They are sick!
[ANNA, spoken]
But you do expect women to be faithful.
[KING, spoken]
Naturally.
[ANNA, spoken]
Why naturally?
[KING, spoken]
Because it is natural. It is like old Siamese rhyme:
A woman is a female who is human
Designed for pleasing man, the human male
A human male is pleased by many women
And all the rest you hear's a fairy tale
[ANNA]
Then tell me how this fairy tale began, sir
You cannot call it just a poet's trick
Explain to me how many men are faithful
And true to one wife only
[KING, spoken]
They are sick!
[ANNA, spoken]
But you do expect women to be faithful.
[KING, spoken]
Naturally.
[ANNA, spoken]
Why naturally?
[KING, spoken]
Because it is natural. It is like old Siamese rhyme:
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