A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song

Hold on 'cause I'm letting go

I'm gonna lasso your heart like a rodeo

I'm gonna give you some

Till you want some more

'Cause all I see is an open door

And I see where it's leading me

All of this energy

Been bottled up way too long

It's powerful, powerful

You see what I'm getting at

I'm ready for all of that

If I'm not a star, you're blind

I've got rings on my fingers

And glitter in my hair

I've got a one-way ticket

And I just got here

I'm gonna run this town

Run this town

I'm gonna run this town

Run this town

I've got high heel stilettos

And I'm kicking in doors

And kissing your ass

Ain't what my lipstick's for

I'm gonna run this town

Run this town

I'm gonna run this town

Run this town

Where's breakfast?

I want waffles, spaghetti!

Spaghetti waffles! Whoo. Whoo!

Victor. Victor.

Please wait in the house, please.

My body is entering hunger shock.

Oh, bad news.

The cat pooped in the den.

Worse news, I used your blanket

to clean it up.

- We don't have a cat.

- No kidding.

Oh. L... Sorry.

I didn't think you'd be awake.

You have an appointment...

...with Guy Morgan,

I didn't think you'd wanna be late.

Oh, look at you thinking. Cute.

But I always have time for my portrait.

Look alive. Paint.

I'm feeling spiritually blocked.

Draw me a sesame seed bath.

Bath. Now.

Now, make momma look more beautiful

and thinner.

And make that water more quiet.

- Bev, you awake?

- Of course I'm awake.

If I waited for you, I'd never be on time.

Lucky you never wait for me then.

Victor, no.

Uh, don't you want a glass?

Hmm. Earthy. A tad fishy.

Lovely gravel finish.

Did you let Victor put worms

in the blender again?

Yes. I mean, no.

I mean, it just happened.

You know nothing can kill me.

Nothing.

Step on it, Katie.

I cannot be late for this meeting.

Just run them over if you have to.

Hello? No, the kids don't need a library.

I am the dean, and the dean gets

what she wants, and I wanna remodel.

You're just boring. I'm being honest.

I don't know what else to tell you.

And I wanted my office done

for my meeting with Guy Morgan...

...the music mogul, but no.

And using Bollywood

as a theme for the dance?

That's totally un-American.

I don't care if it was my idea.

Hello.

Oh. Oh.

I'm Dean Van Ravensway,

and you must be...

- Guy Morgan.

- Ah, yes. Guy Morgan, a pleasure.

You look like a man who knows things.

Aha, even some things I shouldn't know.

- And I'm Luke.

Great.

So tell me, Guy, is it true?

Are you the new judge on Idol?

Well, let's just say

that Randy may be in the doghouse.

- Now, let's talk about my son.

- Of course.

- Have you reviewed your schedule, Luke?

- Yes, I have.

In fact, um, I'd like to add a music class.

Um, the music theory...

Wellesley has a great business program.

That's why we're here.

There are two types of people

in the music biz: Artists and businessmen.

- Luke is a businessman.

- Of course.

Katie, get in here. Look alive.

Make yourself useful.

Luke is gonna need a tour of the campus.

So text Bev and ask her

to escort Mr. Morgan around campus.

Now, Luke, if you are half as talented

a producer as your father...

The verdict's still out.

He hasn't earned it.

Heard the story of how I started

in the music business?

- Yes, everybody's heard it, Dad.

- Then everybody should know how it goes.

There I was,

working for The Rolling Stones...

...when Mick himself...

- Dad.

Fine. As I said,

the verdict is still out on my son.

He just produced an album

with the Fruity Dangers?

Do you mean Danger Fruit?

That record was amazing.

I forgot what they were called because

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