Grease

Love

is a many splendoured thing

I'm going back to Australia, I might never see you again.

Don't talk that way, Sandy.

But it's true.

I've just had the best summer of my life and now I have to go away.

It isn't fair.

Danny, don't spoil it.

It's not spoiling it, Sandy, it's only making it better.

Danny, is this the end?

Of course not.

It's only the beginning.

This is the main brain, Vince Fontaine.

Beginning your day with the only way, music, music, music.

Get out of bed, it's the first day of school.

Don't be a slob, don't get a job. Go back to class, you can pass.

And to start the day off nice and fine,

I'm gonna play a new old favourite of mine.

I solve my problems and I see the light

We got a loving thing

We got to feed it right

There ain't no danger we can go too far

We start believing now that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

They think our love is just a growing pain

Why don't they understand?

It's just a crying shame

Their lips are lying, only real is real

We stop the fight right now

We got to be what we feel

Grease is the word

Is the word, is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

We take the pressure and we throw away

Conventionality belongs to yesterday

There is a chance that we can make it so far

We start believing now that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

Is the word, is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Now grease is the way we are feeling

This is a life of illusion

Wrapped up in troubles

Laced in confusion

What are we doing here

We take the pressure and we throw away

Conventionality belongs to yesterday

There is a chance that we can make it so far

We start believing now that we can be who we are

Grease is the word

Is the word is the word that you heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

Grease is the word is the word that you've heard

It's got groove, it's got meaning

Grease is the time

is the place, is the motion

Grease is the way we are feeling

Grease is the word is the word, is the word

You're not supposed to eat this, you're supposed to bury it.

Hey, that's a homemade lunch.

Old lady drag her carcass out of bed for you?

Sure, Putzie. She does it every year on the first day of school.

Big deal.

- Kenickie! Over here, Kenickie. - Kenickie.

- Hey, where you at? - We're right here.

- Where were you all summer? - What are you, my mother?

I'm just asking.

I was working, which is more than any of youse kids can say.

- Working? - That's right.

I was lugging boxes at Bargain City, moron.

- Nice job. - Eat me.

- I'm saving up to get me some wheels. - Yeah?

- You wanna hear what I did? - No.

Hey, there's Danny!

- Hey, Danny! - Danny! Danny!

- Hey, hey! - How you doing, huh?

Hey, Danny!

Hey, you seen any new broads over there?

Nah, just the same old chicks everybody's made it with.

Hey, so what'd you do all summer, Danny, huh?

I was hanging around down the beach, you know. You know.

I know what you mean, it's tough with all those chicks hanging around you.

Yeah, well, the only thing that hangs around you, Sonny, are the flies.

Hey, right here, Putzie, huh?

Hey, how was the action at the beach, man?

Ooh!

- It was flipping. - Yeah? Crazy?

I did meet this one chick. She was sort of cool, you know.

You mean she puts out?

Oh, come on, Sonny, is that all you ever think about?

Freaking A!

Hey, guys, wait up.

Do I look okay, Frenchy?

- Sure, you look good. - I'm really nervous, you know.

- You look terrific. - So, this is Rydell?

Yep, you'll love it.

I loved the last school I was at. I wish I was there right now.

Still, I'm no stranger to heartbreak.

Why? You got psoriasis?

Oh, God.

Well, here we are again.

Yeah, but this time we're seniors.

And we're gonna rule the school.

- Jan, that is so adolescent. - We are adolescent.

We don't have to flaunt it.

Okay, girls.

Let's go get them.

Blanche, do you have the new schedules?

Yes, Miss McGee, I just had my hands on them.

Oh, good, they'll be nice and smudged.

Oh, here we are.

If it had been a snake, it would've bitten me.

Blanche, these are the schedules we couldn't find for last semester.

Now, maybe next year, you'll find the ones for this semester.

I've got Kenickie again.

He's been here longer than I have.

It's the first day of school and already my castor oil is missing.

How many days till Christmas vacation?

- Eighty-six. - Eighty-six?

- I'm counting. - Oh.

- May I help you, dear? - Oh, yes, this is my first day of school.

I'm not really sure where I'm supposed to be.

Oh, well, welcome to Rydell.

You'll have to fill out a few of these forms, but...

Will you excuse me for a minute? I'll be right back.

Oh, excuse me, do you have a pencil, please?

Oh, yes, dear. There you are.

Jeez. Every teacher I got this year has flunked me at least once.

If you don't watch it,

you're gonna be spending all your time in McGee's office.

Yeah, well, this year she's gonna wish she'd never seen me.

Oh, yeah? And what are you gonna do?

I just ain't gonna take any of her crap.

That's all, I don't take no crap from nobody.

- Sonny? - Oh, hello, ma'am.

Aren't you supposed to be in Homeroom right now?

I was just going for a walk.

- You were just dawdling, weren't you? - Yes, ma'am.

That is no way to start a new semester, Mr. LaTierri.

Perhaps a session of banging erasers after school

would put you on the right track.

Yes, ma'am.

Are you just going to stand there all day?

No, ma'am. I mean, yes, ma'am. I mean, I'm just...

- Well, which is it, yes or no? - No, ma'am.

- Good. Then move. - Yes, ma'am.

I'm sure glad you didn't take any of her crap, Sonny.

You would've really told her off, huh?

"Mr. LaTierri. Yes, ma'am, no, ma'am."

- Hey, Eugene. - How you doing?

Shake, buddy.

Hey, what's wrong? You're wearing glasses.

- I got astigmatism. - Oh, too bad.

Come on, let's go.

As I go travelling down life's highway

Whatever course my fortunes may foretell

Good morning, boys and girls, and welcome to what we're sure will be

our greatest year at Rydell.

Saturday night will be our first pep rally and bonfire,

and I want to see all of you students out there with plenty of support

for Coach Calhoun and the Rydell Rangers.

If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporter.

And now for the really good news

and probably one of the most exciting things

to ever happen at Rydell High.

National Bandstand television show has selected Rydell

as a representative American high school

and will do a live broadcast from our very own gym.

It is our chance to show

the entire nation what fine, bright, clean-cut,

wholesome students we have here at Rydell.

Hey, did you guys get a look at Zuko this morning?

Looking pretty good this year, huh, Rizz?

That's ancient history.

Well, history sometimes repeats itself.

- Hey, you guys. - Hi, Frenchy.

- Hi, French. - Go sit down.

This here is Sandy Olsson.

And that's Jan and Marty, and this here's Rizzo.

She just moved here from Sydney, Australia.

How are things down under?

Oh, fine, thanks.

- Hey, Marty, are those new glasses? - Oh, yeah, just got them for school.

Don't you think they make me look smarter?

Nah, you can still see your face.

How do you like school so far, Sandy?

- It's different. - Hi, kids.

Patty Simcox, the bad seed of Rydell High. Hi!

Oh, I just love the first day of school, don't you?

It's the biggest thrill of my life.

Oh, you'll never guess what's happened.

Probably not.