Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Finale, artist - New Musical West End Orchestra. Album song «Призрак Оперы», in the genre Мюзиклы
Date of issue: 19.11.2014
Record label: Cool Tunes
Song language: English
Finale |
Hallo! |
You there! |
Signal Man! |
Where in hell is the damn London train? |
I’ve heard reports there is trouble on the line! |
But is it expected? |
My business here is over. |
I must make my connection! |
(The Signal Man looks at him strangely) |
Man, why |
Do you |
Look at me |
In that way? |
I’ve done nothing wrong! |
(The wires begin to sound) |
What is this infernal noise? |
The wires singing in the wind |
(Glyde reacts strangely. The noise jangles his nerves) |
They’re calling me with news, sir |
There’s danger on the line! |
This terrible noise in my head! |
(The Signal Man runs off to his signal box) |
Scene: «Laura Makes Glyde Confess» |
(The noise of the wires reaches a terrible pitch.) |
(Laura, dressed as «The Woman in White», appears. She reaches her hand out to |
Glyde. |
He swings round in surprise) |
Oh, God… Anne Catherick! |
(He tries to regain his composure) |
This isn’t real! |
This cannot be! |
You do not exist! |
Get away from me! |
You know why I’m here |
And what you must say |
Sir, you must confess |
Woman, stay away! |
Tell the truth |
Percival Glyde! |
You’ll hear my voice |
Inside your head |
For all your life |
And when you’re dead |
You won’t be free |
Till you express |
What you have done |
Till you confess |
(He backs away from her; she persists) |
You cannot hide |
You can’t go far |
Everywhere you go |
I’ll be where you are |
I know what you’ve done |
We both know what’s true |
Secrets must be told |
I’m not afraid of you! |
Everything you did |
Everyone will know |
That’s all in the past |
Buried long ago! |
Tell the truth |
Percival Glyde |
Didn’t you use me and hurt me? |
You were a beautiful girl |
Like none I’d ever seen |
You were just fifteen |
You and I both know the secret |
Something that no one could prove |
And who’d believe it’s true |
From the likes of you? |
You told me you were pregnant! |
You told me it was mine! |
It could have been a lie |
It deserved to die |
I had to drown your bastard! |
I had no other choice |
Before the child was due |
I’d had enough of you |
All that remains of your secret |
Is buried in Blackwater Lake! |
I watched while your disgrace |
Sank without a trace |
You beat me and you raped me! |
And then you drowned my child! |
When I was mad from grief |
You imprisoned me |
My precious little baby |
The heart within my heart |
The child I never knew |
All because of you |
And then you threw away |
My life! |
Your precious secret’s meaningless |
No one alive remembers you |
And you could save your prayers |
For no one truly cares |
It’s just like you were never born! |
And no one ever mourned for you! |
(Laura reveals herself) |
You’re wrong |
I mourn for Anne |
Anne Catherick! |
And the child of yours |
That you destroyed! |
Laura! |
Her secret seals your fate forever |
And the judgement that you can’t avoid |
You have kept us both a prisoner |
But the truth has set us free |
It will lock you up |
And damn your soul |
For all of eternity! |
You little witch! |
You think you can trick me! |
Come here! |
I killed her |
And I can kill you, too! |
And the beauty of it is |
No one will ever know |
Because you’re dead! |
You’re already dead! |
(He lunges at Laura, grabs her by the throat. She falls to the tracks) |
No! |
(Hartright appears on the top of the cutting. He races down to help Laura) |
Let go of her! |
(He gets Laura free of Glyde. Glyde attacks Hartright. Marian enters) |
The drawing master, I might have known! |
Just give yourself up! |
(The men fight. Hartright is gaining the upper hand but then he is knocked to |
the ground.) |
(The villagers are assembling. Their voices overlap) |
He’s over there! |
Don’t let him get away! |
We know the truth! |
We know exactly what you’ve done! |
You see, Glyde?! |
We all know what you’ve done! |
You’ve signed your own |
confession! |
The game is over! |
The game is never over! |
(Glyde runs towards the tunnel) |
Don’t go in there! |
He said there’s danger on the line! |
(Glyde runs into the tunnel. Hartright runs after Glyde. A huge vibration on |
the tracks. |
The sound of a train approaching. |
Marian and Laura scream. |
Steam everywhere. |
Wires sounding, the train’s horn blowing. |
A crash.) |
(The Signal Man comes forward with his lantern. Other men run into the tunnel. |
Marian is holding Laura back. |
They are both crying. |
There is a pause. |
Then slowly Hartright appears from the tunnel, followed by men carrying the |
lifeless form of Sir Percival Glyde) |
And a year to the day… |
The dead lie on the tracks… |
The dead lie on the tracks… |
(Police come forward. The crowd starts to dissipate) |
Scene: «The Sisters Are Free» |
(Marian and Laura cling to each other. Laura is crying with relief) |
You were so brave |
And now we’re free |
It seemed like Anne was there with me |
Her spirit was my guide |
My sister by my side |
With Anne I know we’ll never part |
Her heart beats on within my heart |
(They embrace and then Laura looks to where Hartright is. Marian sees this. |
She goes to Hartright) |
Go to her |
Right away |
That is where you belong! |
How can I ask your blessing |
With all that we’ve been through? |
Our world has changed |
You must find it in your heart |
To overlook what we’ve done |
And make another start |
Once again |
As we were |
If not for me, for her |
(Walter goes to Laura) |
Every part of every thought |
Leads me straight to you |
And with all my soul |
I believe my heart |
The portrait that it paints of you |
Is a perfect work of art |
(Laura and Hartright embrace. They go to Marian. Laura takes off her shawl, |
the shawl she wore as Anne Catherick, and places it around Marian. |
Laura and Walter leave. |
Marian is suddenly alone. |
She is overcome with grief) |
I close my eyes |
And I still see his face! |
(The sun starts to rise. Marian walks to the graveyard. The stonemason is |
chipping out the name Anne Catherick and her dates 1839−1860 on Laura’s grave. |
Marian watches. |
As the day dawns, she is alone. |
The stonemason continues to |
tap. |
Tap, tap, tap) |
THE END |