John Waters "It's In The Book / Proud New Father" Sabrina Carpenter "Short n' Sweet" an unusual yet eye-opening method

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John Waters "It's In The Book / Proud New Father" Sabrina Carpenter "Short n' Sweet" an unusual yet eye-opening methodIt's In The Book", first released in time for Christmas, 2002, is John Waters' attempt to portray, in his words, Johnny Standley's "persnickety, droll, intellectually superior comic monologue," a part song, part exhortation on the subject of Little Bo Peep in the manner of a revivalist preacher. The original version of "It's In the Book" was a huge, surprise hit upon it's release in 1952, rising to #1 on the Billboard chart and selling over 1 million