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s not so bad, he's not
This is a reference to the song "Be Prepared" sung in "The Lion King", in which Scar sings about planning to kill his brother. Him saying that he will tell his mother to be prepared implies that he wants revenge on her for not caring about him.
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it go, let
This part was sung by Goofy. "Yuk" is a noise that Goofy is famous for making for no apparent reason.
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ground
This line is sung by Winnie-the-Pooh, who is a bear and well known for his love of honey. His thoughts would resemble a honey blast because he thinks about honey a lot.
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it go, let it go.
I am one with the wind and
These lyrics are sung by Scuttle, a seagull from "The Little Mermaid", who can indeed talk but he's also know for making "wah" noises.
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storm rage on, the cold never bothered me anyway.
(Alpha, your
This is also sung by two dogs from "Up"-- Dug and Alpha. A running gag in "Up" is Alpha breaking the collar that allows him to speak and ending up with a funny-sounding voice.
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I
This line was sung by Dug, who is the main dog character from the Pixar movie "Up". A running gag in that movie was the dogs randomly shouting, "Squirrel!".
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queen.
(Wait, what
This part of the song is sung by a male character, who has sung his line but is now confused at having just sung that he is the "queen", which is a female title.
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was teased all the year.
Other kids made her cry.
So she
This line is open to interpretation. "Sang her own song" could be a metaphor for going her own way and ignoring all the people who antagonise her (akin to "marching to the beat of one's own drum") or she could have literally sung a song to distract herself.
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You're a kite, you're a bird, you're a yellow balloon.
You got everything going on.
You can fly, you can soar, you can glide to the moon.
No one can
The singer is applying all these flying-related metaphors to the listener to imply that they can persevere without being "brought down"; i.e. having their spirits cramped.

It also has a vibe of optimism, since we associate flying with happiness and levity. Especially the line "you're a yellow balloon", since yellow is considered a cheerful colour in many cultures.
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Christmas show
This is a reference to the fact that the first episode of the show, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", takes place on Christmas.
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Cramped inside this tiny space.
May sound bad but ain't the
Lincoln, the main character of this TV show, sleeps in the linen closet, so he has a rather cramped bedroom. At first glance, this may seem like a bad thing, but he actually enjoys having his own room and not having to share a room.
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see!
So the best that I can muster
Is complete and total apathy.
What's wrong with me?

How can I prove that I'm
An evil villain
Dr. Doof feels that he is defective and has failed at being evil for not hating Christmas, because he feels that if he were a successful villain, he would at least have some animosity towards it due to the cheerful nature of the holiday.
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see!
So the best that I can muster
Is complete and total apathy.
What's wrong with me?

How can I prove that I'm
An evil villain
Dr. Doof feels that he is defective and has failed at being evil for not hating Christmas, because he feels that if he were a successful villain, he would at least have some animosity towards it due to the cheerful nature of the holiday.
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it's really so subjective!
Though I really don't hate Christmas.

I hate puppy dogs and kittens,
I hate flowers in the Spring!
I even hate the sunshine
And the birdies when they sing.
I can work
Here, Doof is wondering exactly why he cannot bring himself to hate Christmas, since he hates all kinds of other things, even (perhaps especially) things that most people enjoy, such as baby animals, flowers, and sunshine.
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it,
At the most I feel ambivalence!
But should I really just destroy it?
I'll admit that I&#039
Destroying Christmas seems like something an evil scientist would do, and Dr. D is an evil scientist, so he feels that he maybe should destroy Christmas. But at the same time, due to his apathy towards Christmas, he feels no actual compulsion to destroy it either, leaving him undecided, and this worries him.
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you own a candy store.
All these other holidays
I can admit that I abhor,
But
Dr. Doofenshmirtz is an evil scientist, so he is expected to hate Christmas, the way most cartoony villains do. However, he just cannot bring himself to hate it. He finds this strange, because he hates most holidays, even his own birthday, but does not see what is so bad about Christmas.
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It's the hard-knock life!
Go&#039
"Folks" refers to parents. The kids have got no parents, they're orphans, which is why they have to stay at the orphanage.
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Steada treated,

Orphans
This is a pun on the phrase "trick or treat", which is said on Halloween by children asking for candy. In this context, the girls are saying that instead of being given candy, they get tricked into thinking that they will be given candy when in fact they actually will not.
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