Les Demoiselles de Rochefort
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- What?
- We're leaving.

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- With who?
- Two sailors.

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Don't whine, it's pointless.
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They're dumb.
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We love them,
but that's not the worst.

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We give them a golden opportunity
and they cut out before a show.

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And for who? Sailors!
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Sailors give us a better time
Than all your carnies combined.

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- Sailors aren't the marrying kind.
- But as lovers they're just fine.

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As friend, lover or husband
Sailors are absent all the time.

:47:37
Chance often does things right
But it got its wires crossed

:47:42
With the faded roses it tossed
On the bed of our lonely nights.

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With the faded roses it tossed
On the bed of our lonely nights.

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Well, if our bed of roses
Is now just full of thorns,

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And your heart is now sea-born,
What can I say or propose?

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Shall I shoot you and mourn?
Or die broken and morose?

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You had what it takes to please;
Your nose, mouth, brow and hair.

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If only your eyes were blue
I could have died for you.

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If only your eyes were blue
I could have died for you.

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If my eyes, dear marquise,
Are not worth dying for

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And a sailor boy can offer more,
What can I say to please?

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Should I go down on my knees?
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Should I die ofjealousy?
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You mustn't hold a grudge
Or I'll get all teary-eyed.

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My makeup is going to smudge,
I'm already bleary-eyed.

:48:54
My makeup is going to smudge,
I'm already bleary-eyed.


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