Jerry Springer: The Opera - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I
  1. "Overtly-ture"
  2. "Audience Very Plainsong"
  3. "Ladies & Gentlemen"
  4. "Have Yourselves a Good Time"
  5. "Bigger Than Oprah Winfrey"
  6. "Foursome Guests"
  7. "I've Been Seeing Someone Else"
  8. "Chick With a Dick"
  9. "Talk to the hand"
  10. "Adverts 1"
  11. "Intro to Diaper Man"
  12. "Diaper Man"
  13. "Montel Cums Dirty"
  14. "This is My Jerry Springer Moment"
  15. "Mama Gimmee Smack on the Asshole"
  16. "I Wanna Sing Something Beautiful"
  17. "Adverts II"
  18. "First Time I Saw Jerry"
  19. "Backstage Scene"
  20. "Poledancer"
  21. "I Just Wanna Dance"
  22. "It Has No Name"
  23. "Some Are Descended from Angels"
  24. "Jerrycam"
  25. "Klan Entrance" / "End of Act One"
Act II
  1. "Gloomy Nurses"
  2. "Purgatory Dawning"
  3. "Eat Excrete"
  4. "Haunting"
  5. "Him Am the Devil"
  6. "Every Last Mother Fucker Should Go Down"
  7. "Grilled & Roasted"
  8. "Transition Music"
Act III
  1. "Once in Happy Realms of Light"
  2. "Fuck You Talk"
  3. "Satan & Jesus Spat"
  4. "Adam & Eve & Mary"
  5. "Where Were You?"
  6. "Behold God"
  7. "Marriage of Heaven & Hell"
  8. "This is My Cheesey"
  9. "Jerry it is Finished"
  10. "Jerry Eleison"
  11. "Please Don't Die"
  12. "Take Care"
  13. "Martin's Richard-Esque Finale De Grand Fromage"
  14. "Play Out"

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