Reading exercises 2

"You're the Top" from Anything Goes

music and lyrics by Cole Porter

& 44

RENO

&

You're the top!

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You're the

You're the Louvr' Mu - se - um,

Strauss,

You're a

Ben - del bon - net,

Co - los - se - um,

mel - o - dy

A Shake - speare son

net,

"My Heart Stood Still" from A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart

&

I

took one

look

at you,

That's all

You're the top!

You're a

&

meant

do,

sym - pho - ny

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J

You're Mick - ey

to

From a

And then my

by

Mouse.

heart

stood

still!

"Why God, Why?" from Miss Saigon

music by Claude-Michel Schnberg, lyrics by Alain Boublil and Richard Maltby, Jr.

&

CHRIS

When I went home be - fore

&

no one talked of the war.

do with me.

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here

What they knew from T. V.

I went back and re - upped.

driv

- ing for the

did - n't have a thing to

Sure Sai - gon is cor - rupt.

It felt bet - ter to be

Em - bas - sy.

"Easier to Love" from Baby

music by David Shire, lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr.
ALAN

&

Child - ren

&

tell you

ev - 'ry - thing and

blows your day a - part.

&

so

much

give you their whole heart.

May - be that's the rea - son why

eas - i - er

to love.

Your wife tells you

child is, from the start,

ev - 'ry - thing and

Eas - i - er to love,

Reading exercises 2

"No One Is Alone" from Into the Woods

music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
CINDERELLA

&

No one here to guide

&

you,

No one is a - lone,

"Morning Glow" from Pippin

music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz

Morn - in glow

Fill

&
at the

birth

Of

the earth.

old

faith

Now you're on your own.

Still you're not a - lone.

&

Come and shine

w
J
J

look - ing

On - ly me be - side

you.

tru - ly, No one is a - lone.

for

all

you're worth.

We'll be pre - sent

new.

"Marry Me" from The Rink

music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb

& 42
LENNY

Mar - ry me.

Come on

and

mar - ry me.

Why not

a - gree to be

my blush - ing

bride?

"Long Before I Knew You" from Bells Are Ringing

music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green

& 44 w

Long be-fore I knew you,

Long be-fore I met you,

I was sure I'd find you

Some day, some - how.

"Tonight at Eight" from She Loves Me

music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick

& 42 j
GEORG

I have - n't slept a

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wink, I on - ly think of our ap - proach - ing tete - a - tete

to - night

& j J J
&

Three more

feel a com - bi - na - tion of de - press - ion and e - la - tion. What a

min - utes,

two more

sec - onds,

&
not be ver - y

smit - ten And my

ten more hours to

go.

state

to wait

at eight.

'til eight.

In spite of all I've writ - ten, she may

J
J
J
J
J
J

hopes

per - haps

may

all

col - lapse

ka - put!

To - night

at eight.