A Princess Ought To Be - From The Comedy Musical LearningTown starring Paul & Storm

Download "A Princess Ought To Be" from iTunes here: http://bit.ly/WVrvWk or from Amazon here: http://amzn.to/WgrAaV LearningTown Logo T-Shirts now available at Jinx! - http://bit.ly/LTshirt "A Princess Ought To Be" is the music video from Ep 3 of LearningTown starring Paul & Storm. Check it out here: http://youtu.be/7DEfG5XKSOI Watch Learning Town from the beginning here: http://youtu.be/ftNG15GpnTU Don't forget to watch LearningTown the webseries in which comedy duo Paul and Storm take over a legendary kids' TV show, and with the help of timid producer Cookie and super fan Teddy, try to keep from completely screwing everything up. Subscribe to Geek and Sundry: http://goo.gl/B62jl Join our community at: http://geekandsundry.com/community Follow Paul & Storm on twitter! (@paulandstorm) Check out their website! (www.paulandstorm.com) MUSIC and LYRICS BY Greg "Storm" DiCostanzo and Paul Sabourin Also starring Bresha Webb and Mike Phirman. Special guests include James Urbaniak (Venture Bros.), Greg Benson (youtube.com/mediocrefilms), Maurissa Tancharoen (Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog), Weird Al Yankovic and many more! Created by Paul Sabourin, Storm DiCostanzo and Josh Cagan Directed by Sean Becker LYRICS: A princess ought to be a model of gentility And be loving, gentle, warm and sweet and kind and motherly Teaching you and me to be the bestest we that we can be And she will smile so regally when she takes tea at half past three Because she comes from royalty and if you know your history Then it is really plain to see the way a princess ought to be A princess ought to be someone less dull and matronly But more like a sexy warrior from Japanese TV 'Cause our fundamental need is lots of eyeballs on TV And a girl of 23 could help us demographically And postpubescent boys agree: a dose of sexuality Is central to their fantasy of what a princess ought to be A princess ought to be not quite so sexist or so twee Not defined by looks or labels, but by her ability Mixing true gentility with unconventionality And her versatility informs her personality Earning her equality and true originality But her agreeability does not imply passivity Because if called upon then she could kick an ass or two or three I mean...at least it seems to me, that's what a princess ought to be