Original Broadway production 1979 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street the Musical - My Friends Lyrics
MRS. LOVETT: My, them handles is chased silver, ain't they?
TODD: Silver, yes. These are my friends. See how they glisten. See this one shine, How he smiles in the light. My friend, my faithful friend. Speak to me, friend. Whisper, I'll listen. I know, I know- You've been locked out of sight all these years- Like me, my friend. Well, I've come home To find you waiting. Home, And we're together, And we'll do wonders, Won't we?
TODD: MRS. LOVETT: You there, my friend I'm your friend too, Mr. Todd. Come, let me hold you. If you only knew, Mr. Todd. Now, with a sigh Ooh, Mr. Todd. You grow warm You're warm In my hand, In my hand. My friend, You've come home. My clever friend. Always had a fondness for you, I did. Rest now, my friends. Never you fear, Mr. Todd, Soon I'll unfold you. You can move in here, Mr. Todd. Soon you'll know splendours You never have dreamed Splendours you never have dreamed All your days, All your days My lucky friends. Will be yours. 'Til now your shine I'm your friend, and you're mine! Was merely silver. Don't they shine beautiful? Friends, Silver's good enough for me, You shall drip rubies. Mr. T. You'll soon drip precious Rubies...
[Thanks to Sam Wilkes for lyrics]
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Sweeney Todd the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS The Ballad of Sweeney Todd No Place Like London The Barber and His Wife The Worst Pies in London Poor Thing My Friends The Ballad: "Lift Your Razor High, Sweeney!" Green Finch and Linnet Bird Ah, Miss Johanna Pirelli's Miracle Elixir Pirelli's Entrance The Contest The Ballad: "Sweeney Pondered and Sweeney Planned" Wait The Ballad: "His Hands Were Quick, His Fingers Strong" Johanna - Mea Culpa Kiss Me (Part 1) Ladies In Their Sensitivities Kiss Me (Part 2) Pretty Women Epiphany A Little Priest God, That's Good! Johanna (Reprise) By the Sea Wigmaker Sequence The Letter Not While I'm Around Parlour Songs The Ballad: "The Engine Roared, The Motor Hissed" City on Fire/ Searching The Judge's Return The Final Scene Epilogue
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