The Final Scene
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original Broadway Cast Of Sunset Boulevard, Glenn Close, Judy Kuhn, George Hearn, Alan Campbell"The Final Scene" is a song by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Original Broadway Cast Of Sunset Boulevard, Glenn Close, Judy Kuhn, George Hearn, Alan Campbell, released in 1994 in the Pop genre. The song is 12:21 long and contains 119 lines and 736 words.
Lyrics
0:00作曲 : Andrew Lloyd Webber
0:00作词 : Christopher Hampton/Don Black
0:02NORMA: Joe! Joe!
1:16JOE: Come on in
1:19BETTY: What's going on, Joe?
1:22Why am I so scared?
1:26What was that woman saying?
1:31She sounded so weird
1:34I don't understand
1:37Please, can you tell me what's happening?
1:41You said you loved me tonight
1:46Shall I just go?
1:48Say something, Joe
1:49JOE: Have some pink champagne and caviar
1:51When you go visit with a star
1:54The hospitality is stellar
1:54BETTY: So this is where you're living?
1:57JOE: Yes, it's quite a place, sleeps seventeen
2:00Eight sunken tubs, a movie screen
2:02A bowling alley in the cellar
2:02BETTY: I didn't come to see a house, Joe
2:03JOE: Sunset Boulevard, cruise the Boulevard
2:08Win yourself a Hollywood palazzo
2:13Sunset Boulevard, mythic Boulevard
2:17Valentino danced on that terrazzo
2:20BETTY: Who's it belong to?
2:22JOE: Just look around you
2:21BETTY: That's Norma Desmond
2:22JOE: Right on the money
2:24That's Norma Desmond. That's Norma Desmond
2:27That's Norma Desmond. That's Norma Desmond
2:29BETTY: Why did she call me?
2:28JOE: Give you three guesses
2:30It's the oldest story in the book
2:31Come see the taker being took
2:34The world is full of Joes and Normas
2:38Older woman, very well-to-do
2:42Meets younger man, the standard cue
2:44For two mechanical performers
2:44BETTY: Just pack your things and let's go
2:45JOE: You mean all my things?
2:47Have you gone mad?
2:48Leave all these things I've never had?
2:51Leave this luxurious existence?
2:54You want me to face that one-room hell
2:57That Murphy bed, that rancid smell
2:58Go back to living on subsistence?
3:01It's no time to begin a new life
3:05Now I've finally made a perfect landing
3:09I'm afraid there's no room for a wife
3:11Not unless she's uniquely understanding
3:14You should go back to Artie and marry the fool
3:16And you'll always be welcome to swim in my pool
3:23BETTY: I can't look at you any more, Joe
3:44(BETTY leaves)
4:22NORMA: Thank you. Thank you, Joe! Thank you! Thank you.
5:03What are you doing, Joe? You're not leaving me?
5:14JOE: Yes, I am, Norma
5:16NORMA: You can't! Max!
5:20JOE: It's been a bundle of laughs
5:23And thanks for the use of the trinkets
5:26A little ritzy for the copy desk back in Dayton
5:33And there's something you ought to know
5:37I want to do you this favor
5:43They'll never shoot that hopeless script of yours
5:46They only wanted your car
5:51NORMA: That's a lie! They still want me!
5:54What about all my fan-mail?
5:57JOE: It's Max who writes you letters
6:01Your audience has vanished
6:04They left when you weren't looking
6:08Nothing's wrong with being fifty
6:12Unless you're acting twenty
6:25NORMA: I am the greatest star of them all
6:43JOE: Goodbye, Norma
6:45NORMA: No one ever leaves a star
6:48(NORMA shoots JOE)
7:19REPORTER: And as dawn breaks over the murder house,
7:25Norma Desmond, famed star of yesteryear, is in a state of complete mental shock
7:34NORMA: This was dawn
7:39I don't know why I'm frightened
7:41Silent music starts to play
7:49Happy New Year, darling
7:51If you're with me, next year will be
7:55Next year will be
8:00They bring in his head on a silver tray
8:05She kisses his mouth
8:07She kisses his mouth
8:11Mad about the boy
8:17They'll say Norma's back at last
8:21MAX: Madame, the cameras have arrived
8:30NORMA: Max! Where am I?
8:36MAX: This is the staircase of the palace
8:41And they're waiting for your dance
8:51NORMA: Of course
8:55Now I remember
8:59I was so frightened I might fall
9:04MAX: You are the greatest star of all!
9:15MAX: Lights! Cameras! Action!
9:27NORMA: When he scorned me I knew he'd have to die
9:35Let me kiss his severed head
9:46Compromise or death
9:50He fought to his last death
9:55He never had in him to surrender
10:03Just like me, he never could surrender
10:52NORMA: I can't go on with the scene!
10:55I'm too happy!
11:02May I say a few words, Mister DeMille?
11:08I can't tell you how wonderful it is to be back in this studio making a picture.
11:16I promise you - I will never desert you again.
11:20This is my life. It always will be.
11:24There's nothing else.
11:26Just us. And the cameras.
11:31And all you wonderful people, out there in the dark.
11:43And now, Mister DeMille, I am ready for my close-up
12:10NORMA: This time I'm staying
12:11I'm staying for good
12:14I'll be back where I was born to be
12:21With one look I'll be me
作曲 : Andrew Lloyd Webber 作词 : Christopher Hampton/Don Black NORMA: Joe! Joe! JOE: Come on in BETTY: What's going on, Joe? Why am I so scared? What was that woman saying? She sounded so weird I don't understand Please, can you tell me what's happening? You said you loved me tonight Shall I just go? Say something, Joe JOE: Have some pink champagne and caviar When you go visit with a star The hospitality is stellar BETTY: So this is where you're living? JOE: Yes, it's quite a place, sleeps seventeen Eight sunken tubs, a movie screen A bowling alley in the cellar BETTY: I didn't come to see a house, Joe JOE: Sunset Boulevard, cruise the Boulevard Win yourself a Hollywood palazzo Sunset Boulevard, mythic Boulevard Valentino danced on that terrazzo BETTY: Who's it belong to? JOE: Just look around you BETTY: That's Norma Desmond JOE: Right on the money That's Norma Desmond. That's Norma Desmond That's Norma Desmond. That's Norma Desmond BETTY: Why did she call me? JOE: Give you three guesses It's the oldest story in the book Come see the taker being took The world is full of Joes and Normas Older woman, very well-to-do Meets younger man, the standard cue For two mechanical performers BETTY: Just pack your things and let's go JOE: You mean all my things? Have you gone mad? Leave all these things I've never had? Leave this luxurious existence? You want me to face that one-room hell That Murphy bed, that rancid smell Go back to living on subsistence? It's no time to begin a new life Now I've finally made a perfect landing I'm afraid there's no room for a wife Not unless she's uniquely understanding You should go back to Artie and marry the fool And you'll always be welcome to swim in my pool BETTY: I can't look at you any more, Joe (BETTY leaves) NORMA: Thank you. Thank you, Joe! Thank you! Thank you. What are you doing, Joe? You're not leaving me? JOE: Yes, I am, Norma NORMA: You can't! Max! JOE: It's been a bundle of laughs And thanks for the use of the trinkets A little ritzy for the copy desk back in Dayton And there's something you ought to know I want to do you this favor They'll never shoot that hopeless script of yours They only wanted your car NORMA: That's a lie! They still want me! What about all my fan-mail? JOE: It's Max who writes you letters Your audience has vanished They left when you weren't looking Nothing's wrong with being fifty Unless you're acting twenty NORMA: I am the greatest star of them all JOE: Goodbye, Norma NORMA: No one ever leaves a star (NORMA shoots JOE) REPORTER: And as dawn breaks over the murder house, Norma Desmond, famed star of yesteryear, is in a state of complete mental shock NORMA: This was dawn I don't know why I'm frightened Silent music starts to play Happy New Year, darling If you're with me, next year will be Next year will be They bring in his head on a silver tray She kisses his mouth She kisses his mouth Mad about the boy They'll say Norma's back at last MAX: Madame, the cameras have arrived NORMA: Max! Where am I? MAX: This is the staircase of the palace And they're waiting for your dance NORMA: Of course Now I remember I was so frightened I might fall MAX: You are the greatest star of all! MAX: Lights! Cameras! Action! NORMA: When he scorned me I knew he'd have to die Let me kiss his severed head Compromise or death He fought to his last death He never had in him to surrender Just like me, he never could surrender NORMA: I can't go on with the scene! I'm too happy! May I say a few words, Mister DeMille? I can't tell you how wonderful it is to be back in this studio making a picture. I promise you - I will never desert you again. This is my life. It always will be. There's nothing else. Just us. And the cameras. And all you wonderful people, out there in the dark. And now, Mister DeMille, I am ready for my close-up NORMA: This time I'm staying I'm staying for good I'll be back where I was born to be With one look I'll be me
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