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Abiola Ogunbiyi is a London-based actress and singer whose musical theatre credits include Dreamgirls (Savoy), The Book of Mormon (Prince of Wales), Mamma Mia! (Prince of Wales and Novello), Sweeney Todd (West Yorkshire Playhouse and Manchester Royal Exchange), Peter Pan (Watermill), Hair (European tour), Hairspray (Cork Opera House and Londonderry Millennium Forum), Little Shop of Horrors (Kilworth House), and Soho Cinders (gala concert, Queen’s).
Performance, Lyrics, Production, Direction, Editing: A B I O L A O G U N B I Y I Sound Engineering, Mixing and Mastering: J O H N N Y A R T H U R IVYs: L O L A & D A M I Cinematography: A B I O L A O G U N B I Y I J U S T I N A O G U N B I Y I A L I W E B B K A R E K H O O Very Special Thanks to: J U S T I N A O G U N B I Y I B E Y O N C É K N O W L E S Y I N K A O G U N B I Y I O L A B I S I O G U N B I Y I E D U A R D A S S H I S H M A N I A N M R S O L O R U N T I M I L E Y I N L A M A S K H A L E D A L I W E B B K A R E K H O O 3 6 D S C O F F E E Queen B's original video: https://youtu.be/k4YRWT_Aldo ========= L Y R I C S My alarm goes off at seven in the AM Snooze button, now it’s ten past seven in the AM Snooze button again, seven twenty in the AM Oh crap, now it’s seven thirty in the AM Seven thirty in the AM I'll be late for work if I don’t get up out of bed Gotta get up out of bed (I’m awake) Wake up in the morning and I’m hun-guh-ray Wake up in the morning and I’m hun-guh-ray (hungry!) I need food in my belly (I’m hungry) Need some, thing, to, eat A-S-A-P (I’m hun-guh-ray !) Must be time to make some break-fast (food!) Time for my break-fast (woo!) Time to make my breakfast I'll make it, my breakfast (yum) Gonna make my breakfast (it’s gon’ be tasty) I'm gonna, have porridge Have some porridge for my breakfast (oooo) My porridge, delicious (ask me) What is in my porridge? There’s rolled oats, some honey A spoon of peanut butter And banana And last but not least there’s cinnamon I stir in cinnamon, then I'm eatin’ all my porridge (eatin’) Eatin’ all my porridge (eatin’) Eatin’ all my porridge (eatin’) Finished all my porridge, now I'm cleanin’ up my porridge (clean it) Cleanin’, I’m cleanin’, I’m cleanin’ my utensils I’ve eaten, I’ve cleared up, I’m gonna do a time check. (AH!) Now I’m running late for work, Now I’m running late for work Now I’m running late for work, Why’m I always late for work? Is it cause of alcohol? No it’s not from alcohol I wanna say a rhyme with alcohol, but Nothing rhymes with alcohol Hoppin’ out the shower, Dancin’ in my towel (dance!) Smellin’ nice, brows precise, and there’s no holes in my tights! Now, I'm looking like a spice, but, where’s my cellular device?! Found my cellular device Still a spice, still a spice (spicy!) Now I’m waiting for the bus Now I’m waiting the bus I’m still waiting for the bus, This is long, where’s the bus? Tryin’ not to make a fuss (girl) But I can’t keep waiting for the bus (I can’t keep waitin) ’Fin’ly I can see the bus And I just realised I forgot my oyster (Oh no.) I’ve decided, that I’ve, gotta walk to work For-got my oyster card, gotta walk to work But I’m already late, gotta run to work Scrap that, I’m wearing heels, gonna walk to work Power walk to work Power, Power walk to work Power walk to work Power, walking in to work Power walking up then down Wes’ min ster bridge Cross’d the bridge and heading to Trafalgar Square Dab, the, sweat off my face (dab that!) Brush my, weave, weave, weave off my face, and I’m almost there. Think I’m gonna make it... Think I’m gonna make it... Might even be early. Got time for a coffee. Gonna quickly go to Starbucks, get myself a soya latte. Need to get some caffeine so I have the energy for my day. Now I think I’m ready Time to go to work Can’t believe I made it Now I wish I didn’t have To go to work... to go to work...I’m going to work, aaaah. Why??? - (rather than the laugh that Beyoncé does, this ‘Why???’ is an angst-y one as in "ah, why do I have to go to work?!") ========== (No Copyright Infringement Intended; only Deep Reverence!!)
I made a short, silent film called The Danish Girl; about a Danish pastry, and a girl... =========== Story, Direction, Editing - Abiola Ogunbiyi GIRL - Abiola Ogunbiyi PASTRY - Gail's Artisan Bakery Cinnamon Bun Director of Photography: Yeukayi Ushe Music: Emma White - www.elwmusic.co.uk ===========
Official Trailer for the film that didn't win an Oscar but got some laughs in Hackney.
I wrote a song about how I want to play Maria Von Trapp, but the melanin be holding me back. =========== Written & Performed by Abiola Ogunbiyi Pianist - Alex Turney Camera Operator, Editor - Yeukayi Ushe Set Decorator - Yinka Ogunbiyi Special Thanks to: The Watermill Theatre, Morgan Philpott, Jemal Felix, Amy Oxley, Craig Oxley. =========== Lyrics: My day in the hills will never appear, I know. A star has come out to tell me to go back home. But it's been my lifelong ambition To play Maria Von Trapp on the stage. And before I depart I will tell you The little thing, one tiny little thing That is in my way. I'm black! If you hadn't noticed.. It took me a while to find out myself. I'm black! So the long and short is, Pigs will fly before I get to star in this role. My close friends and family’s response to my dream was not how I hoped they’d react. They all laughed in my face and told me that I’d be much better in Sister Act. And I’ve tried to make casting directors look past my dark chocolate skin. But they won’t let me audition for anything other than Lion King. Naasimoneyababgeetsibabaaaaa [[open to interpretation]] I go to the hills, when my heart is hopeful. But I know they will say what they’ve said before. You will never play the lead in The Sound of Music, But they’re recasting for Memphis next door. ===========
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