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Ah Christine

- Joseph Millson (2010)

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You are listening to the song Ah Christine by Joseph Millson, writer by Andrew Lloyd Webber in album Love Never Dies: Original Cast Recording CD2. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Love Never Dies: Original Cast Recording CD2.

Devil Take The Hindmost - Joseph Millson
Before The Performance - Charlie Manton
Devil Take The Hindmost (Reprise) - Charlie Manton
Gustave! Gustave - Adam Pearce
Please Miss Giry, I Want To Go Back... - The Cast
Love Never Dies - Sierra Boggess
Entr'acte - The Orchestra
Ah Christine - Joseph Millson
Why Does She Love Me - Joseph Millson
Bathing Beauty - Adam Pearce
Mother, Did You Watch - Sally Dexter
Ladies...Gents The Coney Island Waltz (Reprise) - Adam Pearce
Heaven By The Sea (Reprise) - The Crowd

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Lyrics

Ah, Christine, my Christine
What a triumph you gave me tonight
My Christine
All the dark silent years now set right
Ah, Christine.

The song was beautiful
It sounded beautiful
Every note, every word.

And it felt beautiful
And I felt beautiful
Lost in the music once more
Feeling it rise up and soar
Alive once again.

My dearest wife
Little Lotte, I beg you, forgive me
Raoul, no
Little Lotte
Ah, what fools we once were.

Long ago in our youth
In Paris at the opera
Romantic idiot
Those two people are gone.

Now I must go
Our choices are made
The opera is done
The last notes have been played.

May your angel of music
Watch over you now
And give you what I wish
I gave you somehow.

Yours, in regret
Raoul.