I Kissed A Girl

* London
* Broadway

**I Kissed A Girl** is the thirteenth song in *& Juliet.* After William Shakespeare secretly takes control of the show, making Francois Du Bois and May kiss, the pair sing about their newly found interest in each other.

## Lyrics

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* Broadway

**[MAY]**

This was never the way I planned

Not my intention

**[FRANCOIS]**

I got so brave, drink in hand

Lost my discretion

It's not what I'm used to

Just wanna try you on

**[MAY]**

I'm curious for you

Caught my attention

**[FRANCOIS]**

I kissed a girl and I liked it

The taste of her cherry chapstick

I kissed a girl just to try it

I hope my girlfriend don't mind it

It felt so wrong

**[MAY]**

It felt so right

**[FRANCOIS]**

It don't mean I'm in love tonight

I kissed a girl and I liked it

I liked it

**[MAY]**

Us girls, we are so magical

Soft skin, red lips, so kissable

**[FRANCOIS]**

Hard to resist, so touchable

Too good to deny it

**[FRANCOIS AND MAY]**

Ain't no big deal, it's innocent

**[MAY]**

I kissed a boy just to try it

It felt so wrong

**[FRANCOIS]**

It felt so right

**[MAY]**

Don't mean I'm-

**[FRANCOIS AND MAY]**

-in love tonight

**[MAY]**

I kissed a boy and I liked it

**[FRANCOIS]**

I liked it

**[FRANCOIS]**

[spoken]

Sorry, I've just never done anything like this

I'm not really into drama

**[MAY]**

[spoken]

Oh, excuse me, you think I'm into drama?

A-five-six-seven-eight!

**[FRANCOIS]**

I kissed a girl and I liked it

**[MAY]**

I liked it

**[ENSEMBLE]**

I liked it

**[MAY AND FRANCOIS (AND ENSEMBLE)]**

I kissed a girl/boy

(The taste of her cherry chapstick)

(I kissed a girl just to try it)

Just to try it

(I hope my girlfriend don't mind it)

(It felt so wrong)

So wrong

(It felt so right)

So right

(Don't mean I'm in love tonight)

In love tonight

I kissed a girl and I liked it (I liked it)

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

(It felt so wrong, it felt so right, don't mean that I'm in love tonight)

I liked it (Liked it)

I liked it (I liked it)

**[MAY]**

This was never the way I planned

Not my intention

**[FRANCOIS]**

I got so brave, drink in hand

Lost my discretion

It's not what I'm used to

Just wanna try you on

**[MAY]**

I'm curious for you

Caught my attention

**[FRANCOIS]**

I kissed a girl and I liked it

The taste of her cherry chapstick

I kissed a girl just to try it

I hope my girlfriend don't mind it

It felt so wrong

**[MAY]**

It felt so right

**[FRANCOIS]**

It don't mean I'm in love tonight

I kissed a girl and I liked it

I liked it

**[MAY]**

Us girls, we are so magical

Soft skin, red lips, so kissable

**[FRANCOIS]**

Hard to resist, so touchable

Too good to deny it

**[FRANCOIS AND MAY]**

Ain't no big deal, it's innocent

**[MAY]**

[spoken]

Okay, but you know that I'm not a, a girl, right

If that's what you-

**[FRANCOIS]**

[spoken]

It doesn't matter to me

I just like kissing you

**[MAY]**

It felt so wrong

**[FRANCOIS]**

It felt so right

**[MAY]**

Don't mean I'm-

**[FRANCOIS AND MAY]**

-in love tonight

**[MAY]**

I kissed a boy and I liked it

**[FRANCOIS]**

I liked it

**[FRANCOIS]**

[spoken]

Sorry, I've just never done anything like this before

I'm not really into drama

**[MAY]**

[spoken]

Oh, you think I'm into drama?

A-five-six-seven-eight!

**[MAY]**

I kissed a boy and I liked it

**[FRANCOIS]**

I liked it

**[ENSEMBLE]**

I liked it

**[MAY AND FRANCOIS (AND ENSEMBLE)]**

I kissed a girl/boy

(The taste of her cherry chapstick)

(I kissed a girl just to try it)

Just to try it

(I hope my girlfriend don't mind it)

(It felt so wrong)

So wrong

(It felt so right)

So right

(Don't mean I'm in love tonight)

In love tonight

I kissed a boy and I liked it (I liked it)

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah

(It felt so wrong, it felt so right, don't mean that I'm in love tonight)

I liked it (Liked it)

I liked it (I liked it)

## Trivia

* Just before this song, and before Francois and May's kiss, the scene is in Iambic Pentameter. Iambic Pentameter is a kind of verse that uses a short syllable followed by a long syllable (also known as "stressed" or "unstressed" respectively) William Shakespeare was known to use this kind of verse regularly in his plays, especially in *Romeo & Juliet.*