Song | The Contest |
Artist | Stephen Sondheim |
Album | Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2005 Broadway Revival Cast - With New Orchestrations by Sarah Travis) |
[00:02.275] | Pirelli: To shave the face |
[00:04.652] | To pull the tooth |
[00:07.012] | Require the grace |
[00:09.636] | And not the brute |
[00:12.009] | For if you slip |
[00:14.093] | You nick the skin |
[00:15.120] | You clip the chin |
[00:16.436] | You rip the lip a bit |
[00:17.726] | And that′s the truth |
[00:24.206] | To shave the face |
[00:26.803] | Or even a part |
[00:28.912] | Without it smart |
[00:31.520] | Require the heart |
[00:37.543] | It take the art |
[00:39.628] | I show you a chart |
[00:41.987] | I study, starting in my youth |
[00:50.123] | To cut the hair |
[00:53.263] | To trim the beard |
[00:55.811] | To make the bristle clean like a whistle |
[01:00.763] | This is from early infancy |
[01:03.096] | The talent give to me by God |
[01:14.370] | It take the skill |
[01:16.921] | It take the brains |
[01:18.984] | It take the will |
[01:21.344] | To take the pains |
[01:24.438] | It take the pace |
[01:27.330] | It take the grace |
[01:35.726] | Beadle, spoken: The winner is Todd |
[01:38.527] | Pirelli, spoken: Sir, I bow to a skill far defter than my own |
[01:45.902] | Beadle, spoken: Mr. Todd, strange, Sir |
[01:49.041] | Seems your face is known to me |
[01:50.613] | Mrs. Lovett, spoken: Him? That's a laugh |
[01:52.693] | Him being me uncle′s cousin |
[01:54.513] | And arrived from Birmingham only yesterday |
[01:57.124] | Todd, spoken: And yet already I have heard Beadle Bamford |
[02:00.756] | Spoken of with great respect |
[02:03.382] | Beadle, spoken: Well Sir, I try my best for my neighbours, in Fleet Street? Above your pie shop, ma'am? |
[02:09.677] | Mrs. Lovett, spoken: That's it, Sir |
[02:10.716] | Beadle, spoken: Then Mr. Todd, you shall surely see me there before the week is out. |
[02:14.856] | Todd, spoken: You will be welcome, Beadle Bamford |
[02:17.470] | And I guarantee to give you, without a penny′s charge |
[02:21.857] | The closest shave you will ever know |
[00:02.275] | Pirelli: To shave the face |
[00:04.652] | To pull the tooth |
[00:07.012] | Require the grace |
[00:09.636] | And not the brute |
[00:12.009] | For if you slip |
[00:14.093] | You nick the skin |
[00:15.120] | You clip the chin |
[00:16.436] | You rip the lip a bit |
[00:17.726] | And that s the truth |
[00:24.206] | To shave the face |
[00:26.803] | Or even a part |
[00:28.912] | Without it smart |
[00:31.520] | Require the heart |
[00:37.543] | It take the art |
[00:39.628] | I show you a chart |
[00:41.987] | I study, starting in my youth |
[00:50.123] | To cut the hair |
[00:53.263] | To trim the beard |
[00:55.811] | To make the bristle clean like a whistle |
[01:00.763] | This is from early infancy |
[01:03.096] | The talent give to me by God |
[01:14.370] | It take the skill |
[01:16.921] | It take the brains |
[01:18.984] | It take the will |
[01:21.344] | To take the pains |
[01:24.438] | It take the pace |
[01:27.330] | It take the grace |
[01:35.726] | Beadle, spoken: The winner is Todd |
[01:38.527] | Pirelli, spoken: Sir, I bow to a skill far defter than my own |
[01:45.902] | Beadle, spoken: Mr. Todd, strange, Sir |
[01:49.041] | Seems your face is known to me |
[01:50.613] | Mrs. Lovett, spoken: Him? That' s a laugh |
[01:52.693] | Him being me uncle s cousin |
[01:54.513] | And arrived from Birmingham only yesterday |
[01:57.124] | Todd, spoken: And yet already I have heard Beadle Bamford |
[02:00.756] | Spoken of with great respect |
[02:03.382] | Beadle, spoken: Well Sir, I try my best for my neighbours, in Fleet Street? Above your pie shop, ma' am? |
[02:09.677] | Mrs. Lovett, spoken: That' s it, Sir |
[02:10.716] | Beadle, spoken: Then Mr. Todd, you shall surely see me there before the week is out. |
[02:14.856] | Todd, spoken: You will be welcome, Beadle Bamford |
[02:17.470] | And I guarantee to give you, without a penny s charge |
[02:21.857] | The closest shave you will ever know |