Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song In My House, artist - The Great Comet Original Cast.
Date of issue: 28.10.2013
Song language: English
In My House |
You shameless good-for-nothing |
You vile, shameless girl |
In my house |
In my house |
A nice girl! |
Very nice! |
You dirty nasty wench of a thing |
Now don’t you say one word |
In my house |
In my house |
Horrid girl, hussy! |
It’s lucky for him he escaped, but I’ll find him |
Now you listen to me when I speak to you! |
Now you listen to me when I speak to you! |
In my house! |
In my house! |
Do you hear what I am saying or not? |
Natasha’s whole body shook |
With noiseless, convulsive sobs |
Marya touched her hand to her face |
Don’t touch me! |
Let me be! |
What is it to me? |
I shall die! |
What are we to tell your father? |
Eh? |
In my house! |
In my house! |
What are we to tell Prince Andrey? |
Eh? |
Oh what do we tell your betrothed? |
I have no betrothed, I have refused him! |
Natasha, come here, kiss me |
Press your wet face to mine |
Don’t touch me! |
Why didn’t he come to the house? |
Why didn’t he openly ask for your hand? |
You were not kept under lock and key! |
Carrying you off like some Gypsy girl! |
And if he had carried you off, don’t you think your father would have found him? |
Your father, I know him |
He will challenge him to a duel and what then? |
Will that be all right? |
Eh? |
He’s a scoundrel, he’s a wretch! |
That’s a fact! |
He is better than any of you I say |
He is better than any of you I say |
Why did you interfere! |
Oh God, what is it all?! |
What is it?! |
Who are you to tell me anything?! |
Sonya, why?! |
Go away! |
Everyone, go away! |
Marya Dmitryevna tried to speak again but Natasha cried out |
Go away! |
Go away! |
You all hate and despise me! |
And she threw herself down on the sofa |
Natasha! |
Natalya… |
I put a pillow under her head |
Covered her with two quilts |
Brought her a glass of lime-flower water |
But Natasha did not respond |
Well, let her sleep |
Let her sleep |
(Marya D. leaves) |
But Natasha was not asleep |
Her face was pale |
Her eyes wide open |
All that night she did not sleep or weep |
She sat at the window |
Waiting for him |