[00:03.026]Tonight, old man, you did it. you did it, you did it.
[00:06.163]You said that you would do it, and indeed you did.
[00:08.819]I thought that you would rue it, I doubted you'd do it.
[00:12.275]But now I must admit it that succeed you did.
[00:15.454]You should get a medal or be even made a knight.
[00:18.642]Oh, It was nothing. Really nothing.
[00:21.831]All alone you hurdled every obstacle in sight.
[00:24.772]Now wait. Now wait.
[00:26.365]Give credit where it's due, a lot of the glory goes to you.
[00:30.363]But you're the one who did it, who did it, who did it.
[00:34.093]As sturdy as Gibraltar, not a second did you falter.
[00:37.539]There's no doubt about it. You did it.
[00:44.456]I must have aged a year tonight.
[00:47.378]At times I thought I'd die of fright.
[00:49.241]Never was there a momentary lull.
[00:52.960]Shortly after we came in, I saw at once we'd easily win.
[00:56.963]And after that I found it deadly dull.
[01:01.201]You should have heard The “oohs” and “ahs”.
[01:03.796]Every one wondering who she was.
[01:05.602]You'd think they'd never seen a lady before.
[01:09.059]And when the Prince of Transylvania asked to meet her
[01:14.346]And gave his arm to lead her to the floor.
[01:19.330]I said to him, You did it, You did it, You did it.
[01:22.992]They thought she was ecstatic and so damned aristocratic.
[01:26.204]And they never knew that you did it.
[01:33.323]Thank goodness for Zoltan Karparthy.
[01:36.249]If it weren't for him, I would’ve died of boredom.
[01:38.369]Karpathy? That dreadful Hungarian? Was he there?
[01:40.978]Yes, he was there, all right, and up to his old tricks.
[01:43.899]That blackguard who uses the science of speech
[01:46.552]More to blackmail and swindle than teach.
[01:49.202]He made it the devilish business of his.
[01:52.949]To find out who this Miss Doolittle is.
[01:55.888]Every time we looked around there he was.
[01:59.329]That hairy hound from Budapest.
[02:03.588]Never leaving us alone.
[02:05.445]Never have I ever known, a rude pest.
[02:10.230]Finally I decided it was foolish
[02:12.354]Not to let him have his chance with her.
[02:16.354]So I stepped aside and let him dance with her.
[02:21.871]Oozing charm from every pore, he oiled his way around the floor.
[02:27.746]Every trick that he could play, he used to strip her mask away.
[02:32.253]And when at last the dance was done
[02:34.387]He glowed as if he knew he'd won.
[02:36.768]And with a voice to eager and a smile too broad.
[02:40.490]He announced to the hostess that she was a fraud！
[02:45.560]No!
[02:47.147]Ah ho!
[02:52.190]“Her English is too good” He said
[02:54.052]“That clearly indicates that she is foreign,
[02:58.570]Whereas others are instructed in their native language,
[03:01.776]English people aren't,
[03:04.962]And although she may have studied
[03:06.823]With an expert dialectician and grammarian,
[03:11.605]I can tell that she was born Hungarian!
[03:20.649]Not only Hungarian but of royal blood
[03:24.107]She is a princess!”
[03:27.048]“Her blood”  he said “is bluer than the Danube is or ever was.
[03:30.707]Royalty is absolutely written on her face.
[03:33.364]She thought I was taken in, but actually I never was.
[03:36.547]How could she deceive another member of her race?”
[03:40.285]“I know each language on the map.” said he.
[03:44.817]“And she's Hungarian, as the first ‘Hungarian Rhapsody’.”
[03:50.091]Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
[03:57.001]Congratulations, Professor Higgins.
[04:00.998]For your glorious victory.
[04:04.986]Congratulations, Professor Higgins.
[04:09.255]You'll be mentioned in history.
[04:14.264]Congratulations, Professor Higgins.
[04:17.179]For your glorious Victory.
[04:19.840]Congratulations, Professor Higgins.
[04:26.474]Every bit of credit for it all belongs to you!