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Even if you aren't a fan of LazyTown, you might have heard some of their songs.


  • "You are a Pirate" and "Cooking by the Book" are some of the most well-known amongst internet-goers. The former was helped in its popularity thanks to being covered by Alestorm.
  • "I'M THE GREATEST GENIE IN ALL ETERNITY!" Yes, he is, and he's got a stunning, hip-hop like number with Arabic riffs to back his declaration, encapsulating the true extent of his powers.
  • Bing Bang, which wraps up every episode, is a jovial, high-energy song which brings a little more to Stephanie and her active lifestyle.
  • Man on a Mission from "Secret Agent Zero" is the show's James Bond parody song, relishing every dramatic saxophone solo and hilarious attempts to make Mayor Meanswell look like a competent secret agent.
  • From one of the original plays, Sportacus explains exactly why he (and the rest of the elf race) is awesome. The song would later be repurposed as the show's theme song.
  • If you wanna be talk of the town, you need energy! Even the song is just as energetic as Sportacus himself, whose charming vocals are put on display, backed by a brassy hip-hop track to remember.
  • They're growing good stuff; specifically, crops, and they're singing at the same time to a sweet harmonica and a rock track to make it a great track to hum to.
  • "Let's go" puts Sportacus' vocals in the spotlight in a rocking track as he encourages not just Ziggy, but all of us to get off the couch and get active.
  • Stingy's I am a Prince is an extremely catchy song about his supposed royalty and what he'll do with his power.
  • "We are Number One! HEY!" Robbie has assembled an entire team of look-alikes and they sing about how great they all are. It became so popular on the Internet at large that the episode it was from was legally uploaded so everyone could watch it.
  • "Woof Woof Woof", Robbie's song about his robot dog, is both catchy and funny. It comes complete with another Robbie's unflattering nicknames for Sportacus, "Sporta-spud," as well as a Dog Walks You moment.
  • "Gizmo Guy". Just the fact that the song uses actual technological terms is awesome on its own.
  • "The LazyTown Circus" ends surprisingly on a Happy Circus Music-themed remix of Bing Bang, and it's pretty catchy in its own right.
  • While The Mine Song was drastically changed from the original play, most people will agree those changes were for the better.
  • On the opposite side of the coin, Master of Disguise received little to no changes from its original counterpart aside from lyrical changes, and both versions are equally enjoyable. It just goes to show that villains always get the best songs.
  • "Go go! Get it together! No one's lazy in Lazytown!". Simply put, it's Sportacus' theme With Lyrics, and it's awesome.
  • Fun To Be the Mayor is quite the underrated song. Unlike most other songs in the show, this one has a slow tempo, and it fits really well.
  • The 60s inspired "The World Goes Round" is a much slower song than the usual Lazytown fare, but is regarded by many fans as the best Stingy-centric song. It just goes to show how far Jodi's voice for Stingy has come.
  • “Twenty Times Time” is a very energetic and upbeat song about brushing your teeth.
  • "Wake Up", from the episode "Sleepless in Lazytown", is very upbeat and optimistic and invokes a sense of curiosity with the lyrics about how you never know what the day will bring in store when you wake up. And it manages to turn a computerized voice telling somebody to wake up into lyrics.
  • Never Say Never from "Roboticus" is a training montage song worthy of the Rocky movies, with the dance break encouraging you to train with Sportacus to beat his robot counterpart.
  • All Together is another training song, featuring the entire cast and crew on background vocals for added fun (and catchiness).
  • From the stage play Ævintýri í Latabæ comes Dansa, Áfram Dansa, a techno dance song sung by Stephanie and backup dancers with amazing lighting and music. The song was also used in the play's trailer.
  • LazyTown Forever is a fandom passion project that features the vocals of Chloe Lang and is produced by the show's musical producer as a Grand Finale song for the series as a whole, celebrating everyone that worked on it, watched it, and kept it going in their hearts.
    Robbie: [voiceover at the end] I never thought I'd say it...but I really, really miss those guys...

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