Catchy as heck, I'd probably stick around.

Interesting concept XD
I'd totally stay to see what happens next :3

Definately stay.

You had me at "flop-eared doodle". o.O I think the answer is 'yes'.

Cool, and you don't have to worry about rights issues. :)

you even have the speaking-during-singing. this is very well made... i'm all for it. count one more in the audience.

those damn cute bunnies!

(yes... my interest has been piqued)

YES. Gods, yes.

Too bad this is purely hypothetical :c.

Well, for the moment...

Maybe. :3 I was 8 years old in 1992...>>

You realize that I can't conceive of being that young?

You have a unique style and there is an appealing clarity in your voice that beckons for more.

haha so cute. I listen to your music everymorning lately, really... it's my morning coffee, a dose of good cheer

you're the hero i wish i was

You're the (mostly) normal person I wish I was.

we could go round and round with that one

Haha. Very catchy and amusing song. Its going straight to my ipod.

gosh i loved it so much that i used it as my phone tune *_*

ooh, you start out sounding a ton like the guy from They Might Be Giants.
I shouldn't have listened to this in reverse order but I understand the story I big more now (never heard of Julie previously)
so I guess you've done a good job of explaining.

Wow...this was posted only 7 months ago.

And now it has been performed in front of a real audience.

So, how long before this was posted were you even thinking of this?

This was posted two days after our brief and disastrous run-in with the Orwell estate, when I was still quite depressed and my thoughts were a jumble. I wrote and demoed it very quickly, probably not more than four hours total. And right after I sang the last line, I bawled my eyes out because Julie didn't yet exist and I didn't think I had any chance of bringing her into existence and I was terribly lonely and hated my life, etc., etc. Then I gathered myself and uploaded it.

I had only the vaguest idea of what the show might be about, nothing beyond "Cartoonist torn between his creation and his real life", not even the name of the cartoonist. I'm not even sure I knew that a barista/furry fanboy would be a pivotal figure, much less that we'd cheekily name him after a minor Fiddler character (or that his real name, Taylor, would be another in-joke for the cabaret crowd). I had no concept of Chef Albertson at all, or Lindsay/Penny or Mr. Simon. All I knew was that I wanted desperately to hang onto my slot in DC Fringe and get entered in Orlando Fringe as well. As it turned out, I met with stony, cold, silent rejection from my DC producer, who promptly found another show. Frankly, I'm pretty sure he made a mistake.

And I quite agree.

Hee hee hee.....Taylor....hee hee