Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Back At The House On Sunset, artist - Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Date of issue: 31.12.1993
Song language: English
Back At The House On Sunset |
Madame is quite agitated. |
Earlier this evening, she wanted you for something |
and you could not be found |
Well, that’s tough |
I don’t think you understand, Mr. Gillis. |
Madame is extremely fragile. |
She has moments of melancholy. |
There have been suicide attempts |
Why? |
Because of her career? |
She’s done well enough |
Look at all the fan mail she gets every day |
I wouldn’t look too closely at the postmarks if I were you |
You mean you write them? |
Will you be requiring some supper this evening, sir? |
No. And Max? |
Yes, sir? |
Who the hell do you think you are, bringing my stuff up from my apartment |
without consulting me? |
I have a life of my own — now you’re telling me I’m |
supposed to be a prisoner here |
I think, perhaps, sir, you will have to make up your mind to abide by the rules |
of this house. |
That is, if you want the job |
I started work on the script |
I hacked my way through the thicket |
A maze of fragmented ramblings |
By a soul in limbo |
She hovered there like a hawk |
Afraid I’d damage her baby |
What’s that? |
I thought we might cut away from the slave market… |
Cut away from me? |
Norma, they don’t want you in every scene |
Of course they do. |
What else would they have come for? |
Put it back |
I’d made my first big mistake |
I’d put my foot in the quicksand |
It wouldn’t be a few days |
Paste and scissors |
This would take weeks |
The house was always so quiet |
Just me and Max and that organ |
No one phoned and nobody ever came |
And there was only one kind |
Of entertainment on hand |
Max, what’s on this evening? |
I hope it’s not one of her weepy melodramas |
We’ll be showing |
One of Madam’s enduring classics |
The Ordeal of Joan of Arc |
Oh, God |
We saw that last week |
A masterpiece can never pall |
She is the greatest star of all |