Big and Loud (Part One) Randy Newman (Ft. Lindsay Ridgeway & Scott Bakula)
"Big and Loud (Part One)" by Randy Newman (feat. Lindsay Ridgeway & Scott Bakula) is a #Pop song released in 1997. The lyrics express themes of confidence and self-expression, celebrating individuality and the desire to be heard. Musically, it features Newman’s signature storytelling style and playful melodies. Its cultural impact is notable for its connection to the animated series "Toy Story," highlighting the importance of embracing one's uniqueness.
[DARLA]
I've seen 'em come, and I've seen 'em go
There's one thing that I know
You gotta give the people what they want
Or you'll wind up back in Kokomo, Nebraska
[DANNY]
Uh, Indiana, Miss Dimple
[DARLA]
Whatever...
They like it big, they like it loud
Maybe a little bit jazzy sometimes
Mister Pussycat, listen to me
You don't have to be good, but you had better be
Big and loud, big and loud
Wanna make your momma proud
Make it big
And
Loud!
I've seen 'em come, and I've seen 'em go
There's one thing that I know
You gotta give the people what they want
Or you'll wind up back in Kokomo, Nebraska
[DANNY]
Uh, Indiana, Miss Dimple
[DARLA]
Whatever...
They like it big, they like it loud
Maybe a little bit jazzy sometimes
Mister Pussycat, listen to me
You don't have to be good, but you had better be
Big and loud, big and loud
Wanna make your momma proud
Make it big
And
Loud!
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