The Disney Song Encyclopedia - fieldi

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penned the lyric paying tribute to the dedication and compassion of nurses,
the subject of the series.
“Here I Am” is the driving rock number by John Adair and Steve Hampton
that serves as the theme song for the television series The Suite Life of
Zack and Cody (2005), a situation comedy about twin boys who live in a
Boston hotel suite and wreak havoc on the staff and guests. The insistent
song, sung on the soundtrack by Loren Ellis and the Drew Davis Band, invites
viewers to come on down to the “suite life,” where everyone can have
the place to themselves.
“Here I Am” is the demanding character song teenage camper Peggy (Jasmine
Richards) sings at the “Final Jam” music competition that concludes
the summer in the made-for-television movie musical Camp Rock (2008).
Peggy, who until now has been the backup singer to camp diva Tess, steps
out of the shadows and demands to be heard in this potent cry to be noticed.
Jamie Houston wrote the frustrated rock melody and the forceful lyric.
“Here in Higglytown” is the lite-rock theme song for the animated television
series Higglytown Heroes (2004) about a town populated by round and rolling
citizens, in which firemen, Coast Guard workers, and others are celebrated
as heroes. John Flansburgh, John Linnell, and Dan Miller wrote the happy
number, which is sung on the soundtrack by They Might Be Giants, who also
made a music video of the song that teaches that you too can be a hero.
“Here on Land and Sea” is the festive calypso number written by Michael
and Patty Silversher for the ending of the made-for-video animated
sequel The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea (2000). After Ariel’s daughter,
Melody, has been rescued from the sea witch Morgana, the crab Sebastian
(voice of Samuel E. Wright) leads the humans and the sea creatures in
this song of celebration, promising happiness now that the two worlds are
at peace with each other.
“Here We Go, Another Plan” is the comic character song for the frustrated
pirate Mr. Smee (voice of Jeff Bennett) in the animated movie sequel
Return to Never Land (2002). Randy Rogel wrote the sea chantey–like
number, which Smee sings to himself after Captain Hook (Corey Burton)
announces a new plan to capture Peter Pan. Smee reflects on Hook’s failures
in the past and sees another bungle in this new plot.