"Mountain Town (Reprise)" is sung at the ending scene of the film, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.
Background[]
The song is reprising the opening number, "Mountain Town".
This is actually the second reprise of the song. An earlier reprise can be heard during a portion of "La Resistance".
Lyrics[]
Chef:
Everything worked out.
What a happy end!
Americans and Canadians are friends again.
So let's all join hands and knock oppression down!
Choir:
Good Lordy, I'm found!
Stan, Kyle and Cartman:
Don't you know our little lives are now complete?
Sharon, Liane and Sheila:
'Cause Terrance and Phillip are sweet.
Sheila:
Super sweet!
All:
Thank God we live in this
quiet, little, pissant, r******,
podunk, jerkwater, greenhorn, one-horse,
mud-hole, peckerwood, right-wing, whistle-stop,
hobnail, truck-drivin', old-fashioned, hayseed, inbred,
unkempt, out-of-date, out-of-touch, white-trash,
Stan, Kyle, Cartman:
Kick-ass!
All:
Mountain town!
Trivia[]
- The full song is a parody of "Belle" from the 1991 Disney animated film Beauty and the Beast.
- The song contains Chef singing and with his only solo in the entire film. Originally, he was supposed to have a song of his own being naked in a hot tub with a woman, this was later cut out.
- Jesus, Ms. Crabtree, Ms. Ellen, Father Maxi, Scuzzlebutt, Mr. Hankey (in his Sailor hat), Principal Victoria, Doctor Tom, Dr. Alphonse Mephesto, the Chinese Commentators, and a Visitor can be seen in the background as they (except Ms. Crabtree) sing the final part of the chorus.
- Despite being thrown back into hell, being impaled on a stalagmite by Satan and dying, Saddam Hussein sings a small part of the chorus. Though it is possible that he was resurrected along with everyone who died in the war due to Kenny’s wish for everything to go back to the way it was before the war.
Goofs[]
- When the camera zooms out on the boys while all the characters are singing the final chorus, Stan's mouth disappears for a few split seconds, likely due to a lip syncing error.