Candide, Act I, Scene 3: Aria. "Glitter and be gay" (Cunégonde)
Natalie Dessay, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrew Davis「Candide, Act I, Scene 3: Aria. "Glitter and be gay" (Cunégonde)」はNatalie Dessay, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrew Davisの曲です, 2009, Pop。長さは4:35, 53 lines / 257 words。
歌詞
0:12Glitter and be gay
0:16That's the part I play
0:20Here I am in Paris France
0:28Forced to bend my soul
0:32To a sordid role
0:36Victimized by bitter bitter circumstance
0:44Alas for me Had I remained
0:49Beside my lady mother
0:51My virtue had remained unstained
0:57Until my maiden hand was gained
1:02Q some Grand Duke or other
1:13Ah 'twas not to be
1:17Harsh necessity
1:22Brought me to this gilded cage
1:30Born to higher things
1:35Here I droop my wings
1:38Ah singing of a sorrow nothing can assuage
1:50And yet of course I rather like to revel
1:53Ahh
1:54I have no strong objection to champagne
1:57Ahh
1:58My wardrobe is expensive as the devil
2:00Ahh
2:01Perhaps it is ignoble to complain
2:06Enough enough
2:08Of being basely tearful
2:10I'll show my noble stuff
2:13By being bright and cheerful
3:04Pearls and ruby rings
3:07Ah how can worldly things
3:10Take the place of honor lost
3:13Can they compensate
3:14For my fallen state
3:16Purchased as they were at such an awful cost
3:23Bracelets lavalieres
3:26Can they dry my tears
3:28Can they blind my eyes to shame
3:30Can the brightest brooch
3:32Shield me from reproach
3:34Can the purest diamond purify my name
3:39And yet of course these trinkets are endearing
3:42Ahh
3:43I'm oh so glad my sapphire is a star
3:46Ahh
3:46I rather like a twenty-carat earring
3:49Ahh
3:50If I'm not pure at least my jewels are
3:54Enough enough
3:56I'll take their diamond necklace
3:59And show my noble stuff
4:01By being gay and reckless
4:32Observe how bravely I conceal
4:35The dreadful dreadful shame I feel
Glitter and be gay That's the part I play Here I am in Paris France Forced to bend my soul To a sordid role Victimized by bitter bitter circumstance Alas for me Had I remained Beside my lady mother My virtue had remained unstained Until my maiden hand was gained Q some Grand Duke or other Ah 'twas not to be Harsh necessity Brought me to this gilded cage Born to higher things Here I droop my wings Ah singing of a sorrow nothing can assuage And yet of course I rather like to revel Ahh I have no strong objection to champagne Ahh My wardrobe is expensive as the devil Ahh Perhaps it is ignoble to complain Enough enough Of being basely tearful I'll show my noble stuff By being bright and cheerful Pearls and ruby rings Ah how can worldly things Take the place of honor lost Can they compensate For my fallen state Purchased as they were at such an awful cost Bracelets lavalieres Can they dry my tears Can they blind my eyes to shame Can the brightest brooch Shield me from reproach Can the purest diamond purify my name And yet of course these trinkets are endearing Ahh I'm oh so glad my sapphire is a star Ahh I rather like a twenty-carat earring Ahh If I'm not pure at least my jewels are Enough enough I'll take their diamond necklace And show my noble stuff By being gay and reckless Observe how bravely I conceal The dreadful dreadful shame I feel
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