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Paris Lyrics by Original London Cast of Marguerite

Marguerite (Original London Cast Recording)

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[CHANTEUSE]
Paris is a romance just begun
She is all the mornings of the world in one
She is the folly, she is the fire
She is what can hurt you
She's your heart’s desire
Paris was a siren from the start
Gave all men her love song
But none her heart
She is the mystery with many faces
She is the delusion every man embraces
[OTTO [spoken]]
Why aren't you ready
[MARGUERITE [spoken]]
Please do we have to go?
[OTTO [spoken]]
It's New Year
[MARGUERITE [spoken]]
Another year
[OTTO [spoken]]
Exactly, another year of our great romance
You remember the bargain? You get to save
Your little friends and I, what do I get? Oh
Yes, I get the pretence that we’re a perfect
Couple. Not a very good deal as far as I'm
Concerned is it?
[MARGUERITE [spoken]]
I've done what I promised
[OTTO [spoken]]
Well then let's celebrate. You look so pale
You don't seen very festive
[MARGUERITE [spoken]]
I'm not well
[OTTO [spoken]]
You don't need the pills
[MARGUERITE [spoken]]
Alright, alright, I'll come. Just let me
[CHANTEUSE]
Listen, you can hear it on the wing
That song of longing
Only Paris seems to sing of ghost and shadows
And the heartbreak that they bring
Never fading
Paris never changes, she stays true
She has seen it all before
And seen it through
She will forget you
She will forgive you
Paris will outlast you
Paris will outlive you
[ARMAND [spoken]]
Pierrot, let me do it
[PIERROT [spoken]]
No, you know Sorrel forbids it
You’re too involved
[ARMAND [spoken]]
I’m not involved anymore
[PIERROT [spoken]]
These things need to be done with a cool head
[ARMAND [spoken]]
I am cool - I am cool about it I swear
Pierrot, it's important
[MAN [spoken]]
Let him do it Pierrot! Who care who does it as
Long as it’s done
[PIERROT [spoken]]
You'd better not screw it up
[CHANTEUSE]
Forged in revolutions, lost and won
She will still be Paris when we're gone
Vive Paris!
[CHANTEUSE [spoken]]
Fill your glasses, it's almost midnight
[ALL]
Ten
NIne
EIght
Seven
Six
Five
Four
Three
Two
One
[CHANTEUSE [spoken]]
Happy New Year 1944

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