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They Call Me Naughty Lola Analysis
“They call me naughty Lola” This is the song that introduces Lola the audience and it gives insight into how she sees herself and if you listen close it also describes the whole film in a very simplistic way. In this song she says that “The boys all love my music I can't keep them away” if is the reason the professor comes to the hall in the first place, which is to get his students. Further into the song she sing, “For a little pianissimo is always bound to please” she’s painting herself to be very feminine and dainty although her movements on stage are the completely opposite. Her hands are on her hips she is strutting around the stage commanding the attention of everyone in the room, sucking in everyone with her words, which is what she

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