Camelot the Musical - The Seven Deadly Virtues Lyrics

Broadway Musical
Camelot the Musical - The Seven Deadly Virtues Lyrics

Music by Ken Darby, Frederick Loewe
Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner

MORDRED
The seven deadly virtues, those ghastly little traps
Oh no, my liege, they were not meant for me
Those seven deadly virtues were made for other chaps
Who love a life of failure and ennui
Take courage-now there's a sport
An invitation to the state of rigor mort
And purity-a noble yen
And very restful every now and then
I find humility means to be hurt
It's not the earth the meek inherit, it's the dirt
Honesty is fatal, it should be taboo
Diligence-a fate I would hate
If charity means giving, I give it to you
And fidelity is only for your mate
You'll never find a virtue unstatusing my quo
or making my Beelzebubble burst
Let others take the high road, I will take the low
I cannot wait to rush in where angels fear to go
With all those sevn deadly virtues free
And happy little me has not been cursed


Other Songs: Camelot the Musical Lyrics

Camelot the Musical Lyrics

SYNOPSIS
I Wonder What the King Is Doing Tonight
The Simple Joys of Maidenhood
Camelot
Follow Me
C'est Moi
The Lusty Month of May
Then You May Take Me to the Fair
How to Handle a Woman
Before I Gaze at You Again
If Ever I Would Leave You
The Seven Deadly Virtues
What Do the Simple Folk Do?
Fie on Goodness
I Loved You Once in Silence
Guenevere
Finale (Camelot Reprise)