
时间:1991-01-01
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Candide / Act I - Act I - 15. Quartet Finale - June Anderson/Christa Ludwig/Jerry Hadley/Kurt Ollmann
Lyrics by:Leonard Bernstein/Voltaire/Hugh Wheeler/Lillian Hellman/John La Touche/Dorothy Parker/Stephen Sondheim/Richard Wilbur/John Wells
Composed by:Leonard Bernstein
Once again we must be gone
Moving onward to the new world
Shall our hopes be answered there
Is that land so good and fair
In that land across the sea
When our quest at last is ended
Then all our fortunes shall be mended
We shall dwell there free of every care happy we
Stripped though we are
Of our possessions my dear
We shall go far
Through our professions my dear
If this new world
Has plenty of gallants
We'll right our balance
Using our talents my dear
Go now and save
Montevideo candide
Faithful and brave
Go on your way o candide
You must deter
The heathen invader
Drive out the raider
Like a crusader candide
I was in a funk
My confidence was failing
I was feeling sunk
But once again I'm sailing
Yes I go
To the stay in that see
Of all
Of all
Farewell fare
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In that want fall was that she
We want there's that
This there's a care
Although thought and he felt
Farewell the
Farewell the
Farewell the
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