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[ti:On Parole/The Bishop] |
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~Valjean~ |
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Freedom is mine. The earth is still. |
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I feel the wind. I breathe again. |
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And the sky clears, the world is waking. |
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Drink from the pool. How clean the taste |
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Never forget the years, the waste. |
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Nor forgive them, for what they've done. |
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They are the guilty, everyone. |
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The day begins... |
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And now lets see |
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What this new world |
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Will do for me! |
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~Employer~ |
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You'll have to go |
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I'll pay you off for the day |
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Collect your bits and pieces there |
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And be on your way. |
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~Valjean~ |
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You've given me half |
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What the other men get! |
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This handful of tin |
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Wouldn't buy my sweat! |
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~Laborer~ |
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You broke the law |
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It's there for people to see |
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Why should you get the same |
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As honest men like me? |
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~Valjean~ |
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Now I know how freedom feels |
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The jail is always at your heels |
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It is the law |
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This piece of paper in my hand which bids me cast throughout the land |
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It is the law |
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Like a cur |
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I walk the streets |
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The dirt beneath their feet |
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~Bishop~ |
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Come in sir for you are weary |
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And the night is cold out there |
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Though our lives are very humble |
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What we have we have to share |
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There is wine here to revive you |
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There is bread to make you strong |
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There's a bed to rest till morning |
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Rest from pain and rest from wrong |
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~Valjean~ |
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He let me eat my fill |
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I have the lion's share |
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The silver in my hand cost twice what I had earned |
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In all those nineteen years, that lifetime of despair |
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And yet he trusted me |
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The old fool trusted me |
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He'd done his bit of good |
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I played the grateful serf, and thanked him like I should |
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But when the house was still |
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I got up in the night |
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Took the silver |
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Took my flight!! |
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Taking the silver cup, he runs off, but is brought back |
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by two constables. |
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~Constable 1~ |
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Tell his reverence your story |
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~Constable 2~ |
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Let us see if he's impressed |
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~Constable 1~ |
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You were lodging there last night |
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~Constable 2~ |
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You were the honest Bishop's guest. |
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~Constable 1~ |
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And then, out of Christian goodness |
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~Constable 2~ |
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When he learned about your plight |
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~Constable 1~ |
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You maintain he made a present of this silver - |
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~Bishop~ |
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That is right. |
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But my friend you left so early |
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Surely something slipped your mind |
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You forgot I gave these also |
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Would you leave the best behind? |
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So Messieurs you may release him |
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For this man has spoken true |
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I commend you for your duty |
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And God's blessing go with you. |
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But remember this, my brother |
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See in this some higher plan |
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You must use this precious silver |
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To become an honest man |
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By the witness of the martyrs |
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By the Passion and the Blood |
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God has raised you out of darkness |
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I have bought your soul for God! |