Bi-Coastal

Bi-Coastal is a song featured in Theatricality. It is performed by Jack Harmon for his theatricality assignment. The song was written by David Foster and Tom Keane for the Peter Allen album of the same name and was featured in the musical, The Boy from Oz.

Context
The song is a twofold experience for Jack. The first, it is his apology to Mr. Schuester for fighting with him over his choice of Lady Gaga for the assignment and the seocnd was to show he could have fun with a performance.

Lyrics
Jack: You used to live in New York City then you moved to L.A. But you still miss the streets where you used to play.

''So, you hurry on back there, even leave your pool and your car. Only to find you no longer belong. Fool, don’t you know what you are? ''

''You hit the streets at midnight, still dancing after dawn, but something seems to be missing, just what are you running from? ''

''Do you like your love in the dark or laid out in the sun? When you just can’t make up your mind, don’t you know what you’ve become? ''

''Bi-coastal, miss the natural speed of the city. Bi-coastal, California’s fine if you’re pretty. ''

''You can always hear me singing, “Oh say can you see!” from the towers of Manhattan to the hills of Beverly. ''

All those girls in TV movies, all those boys on Broadway, when you can’t make up your mind, you know you’d go either way.

''Bi-coastal, miss the natural speed of the city. Bi-coastal, California’s fine if you’re pretty. ''

''Bi-coastal, when both are so much fun tell me why do you have to pick…why do you have to pick…why do you have to pick one?! ''