| Now the Amazing Technicolor Coat’s a fantastic Broadway show
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| If a movie’s made (Oy vey oh)
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| It’d prob’ly sound quite phenomenal
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| All because a man’s brothers sold him, got the money and off they went
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| Was a cocky child (Oy vey oh)
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| But that still seems inconsiderate
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| Going twice for a marked-up price, say
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| (Way oy vey oy vey oy vey oh)
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| Bought by the Egyptians
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| A bondslave was his fate there
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| Trained and then he found entry jobs galore
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| Paid lotsa dues (Oy vey oh)
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| But kept his dreams and he praised the Lord
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| All the girls dig Joseph’s good
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| looks he’s quite the hunk and a better man
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| But because of these (Oy vey oh)
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| His boss’s wife canned him in the end
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| Throw that slave in the darkest place, hey
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| (Way oy vey oy vey oy vey oh)
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| Caught by the Egyptians
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| LEAD
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| (Whistle)
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| While the Pharaoh’s asleep
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| Dreams go bad, he gets alarmed, and he tells his staff
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| I’ve got to know (Oy vey oh)
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| Just why did those scrawny cattle attack?
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| If you want the guy for the job he’s hangin' out in the dungeon block
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| Yes, bring him hence (Oy vey oh)
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| To swiftly come to sit down and talk
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| All this happened in Egypt and yet their smartest boy was an immigrant
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| That guy named Joe (Oy vey oh)
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| He taught the bright, wise Egyptians
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| So they got him a real nice job with
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| Pharaoh, Pharaoh, Pharaoh, Pharaoh
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| Sought by the Egyptians
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| Sought by the Egyptians |