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Beauty and the Beast


There was a beautiful girl named Belle walking around
When the handsome Gaston rode into town
He fell in love.
She ignored him, but he followed her around
He said, “I want to care for you, feed you, and tuck you into bed.”
She said, “sorry, but I like your friend LeFou instead.”
She told LeFou, “with you, I want to go all the way.”
But he said, “Sorry, I'm gay.”
 
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