Notre-Dame de Paris Page #8

Season #1 Episode #1
Synopsis: A musical adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel "Notre Dame de Paris" which follows the gypsy dancer Esmeralda and the three men who vie for her love: the kind hunchback Quadimodo, the twisted priest Frollo, and the unfaithful soldier Phoebus.
Original Story by: Victor Hugo
Director(s): Gilles Amado
 
IMDB:
9.0
Year:
1999
150 min
1,953 Views


Clopin:

Esmeralda I die, oh sister do not cry

For all your people here.

Please listen to my prayer

This country is where you've grown.

This country is your own.

Claim it with all your might, for me Esmeralda.

Esmeralda & Refugees:

We are the strangers here, the refugees the women and men.

Without a home.

(Repeated x 5 whilst Gringoire sings)

Gringoire:

At Paris gates they stand.

Ten thousand in their band.

And one day soon they'll be.

A million in this land.

The world will change someday

And things will go our way

We wonder what you'll do.

The day we ask of you.

All:

Oh Notre Dame we come and ask of you.

Asylum.

Asylum!

By Royal Law

Phoebus:

By Royal law this is way the judgement falls.

Hear one and hear all.

Esmeralda you will die today for making foul sorcery.

As for you refugees, you are all.

Deportez.

Exilez.

Cast away.

Deportez.

Exilez.

Cast away.

Deportez.

Exilez.

Cast away.

(Deportez.

Exilez.

Cast away.)

My Master My Saviour

Quasimodo:

Frollo, my master my saviour, my priest of Jesus here.

You have a heart that cares.

Frollo:

A heart.

Quasimodo:

A heart that love can heal.

Frollo:

A heart that tears can chill.

Quasimodo:

A heart that still can feel

Frollo:

A heart that had to kill.

Frollo:

Look over there! Your sweet Esmeralda!

Do you recall Quasimodo, when she was dancing there down on the square?

I sent her to the scaffold, don't you see?

For she would not give her love to me.

Quasimodo:

You have done this, you!

Frollo:

On a cross like our Jesus she'll die!

Quasimodo:

Nooo!

Frollo:

Look over there, the hangman awaits.

For the gypsies cry.

Your Esmeralda, its her that will hang.

When the sun starts to rise!

Ha ha ha ha!

Quasimodo:

Frollo!

Give her to me

Quasimodo:

Give her to me.

Hand her to me.

Leave her alone.

She is my own.

My Esmeralda.

Don't go away.

Please won't you stay?

Dance My Esmeralda

Quasimodo:

When the years have all come and gone.

They'll find beneath the ground.

Our two bodies joined as one.

Showing how we were bound.

How much Quasimodo once loved.

Esmeralda the gypsy girl.

How he was marked by god above.

Just to help him to bear his cross.

Just to help him to bear his cross.

Eat my body and drink my blood.

Vultures of Montfaucon.

So that death more than this life could.

Join our two names as one.

Let my poor soul just fly away.

From the miseries of this earth.

Let my love find the light of day.

In the light of the universe.

In the light of the universe.

Dance my Esmeralda, sing my Esmeralda.

Dance just one more time for me.

You know I'll die for love of you.

Dance my Esmeralda, sing my Esmeralda.

Please let my poor soul fly free.

It is not death to die for you.

Dance my Esmeralda, sing my Esmeralda.

Please come sleep here in my arms.

You know I'd die for love of you.

Dance my Esmeralda, sing my Esmeralda.

Beyond, and beyond beyond.

It is not death to die for you.

Dance my Esmeralda, sing my Esmeralda.

Please let my poor soul fly free.

It is not death to die for you

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Luc Plamondon

Luc Plamondon, OC, CQ (b. March 2, 1942 in Saint-Raymond, Quebec), is a French-Canadian lyricist and music executive. He is best known for his work on the musicals Starmania and Notre-Dame de Paris. He is the brother of Louis Plamondon, a long-serving member of the House of Commons of Canada.Plamondon has accepted honours from Canadian institutions and is also known as a francophone nationalist and Quebec sovereigntist. He is opposed to Internet music piracy. more…

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