Never Ever Getting Rid of Me is a song from the Broadway musical “Waitress.”
It was performed by Christopher Fitzgerald, Kimiko Glenn, and the Waitress Original Broadway Cast Ensemble.
The musical, with music and lyrics by Sara Bareilles, is based on the 2007 film of the same name.
“Never Ever Getting Rid of Me” is a comedic and upbeat song that serves as a pivotal moment in the musical’s storyline. Never Ever Getting Rid of Me Lyrics express his unwavering love and persistence in pursuing the character Dawn, played by Kimiko Glenn.
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The Never Ever Getting Rid of Me Lyrics showcases Ogie’s quirky personality and his determination to win Dawn’s heart, no matter the obstacles.
Never Ever Getting Rid of Me Lyrics highlight Ogie’s humorous and eccentric nature.
The song features lively instrumentation, including piano, drums, and other accompanying instruments, which contribute to its energetic and comedic tone.
The song is often praised for its comedic timing and the performances of Christopher Fitzgerald and Kimiko Glenn, who bring charisma and charm to their respective roles.
Never Ever Getting Rid of Me has become a memorable and beloved number within the context of the “Waitress” musical.
Never Ever Getting Rid of Me Lyrics
Please just take the mixed bouquet and leave, just leave
Dawn
I will never let you let me leave
I promise I’m not lying
Go ahead ask anybody who has seen me trying
I’m not going, if it seems like I did
I’m probably waiting outside
Such a stubborn man you’ll likely never meet another
When we have our family dinner you can ask my mother
She’s the best, you’ll learn more about her on our family history test
I’m gonna do this right
Show you I’m not moving
Wherever you go, I won’t be far to follow
Oh, I’m gonna love you so
You’ll learn what I already know
I love you means you’re never, ever, ever getting rid of me
You can try, oh, but I
I love you means you’re never, ever, ever getting rid of me
Ready for your check?
Not quite, pie for everybody
What?!
I grew up an only child in the suburb of the city
Spent my days alone my only friend was a stray kitty called Sardine
I thought it was hilarious to call a cat a kind of fish
She played hard to get hissing while she scratched me
What she was trying to say was “Ogie come and catch me”
I learned quickly, that perseverance stood between a cat and her new best friend, me
Oh, I’m gonna do this right
Show you I’m not moving
Wherever you go, I won’t be far to follow
Oh, I’m gonna love you so
You’ll learn what I already know
I love you means you’re never, ever, ever getting rid of me
When you say never
You can try, oh, but I
I love you means blah blah blah yip yap yap yap now get back to work!
I can try, but I
I love you means you’re never, ever, ever getting rid of me
