An Art Exhibition In Paris

- Kathleen Rowe McAllen (1989)

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You are listening to the song An Art Exhibition In Paris by Kathleen Rowe McAllen, writer by Andrew Lloyd Webber;Charles Hart;Don Black in album Aspects Of Love: Original London Cast Recording CD1. 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: Aspects Of Love: Original London Cast Recording CD1.

Second Orchestral Interlude - Michael Reed
Love Changes Everything - Kathleen Rowe McAllen
Parlez-Vous Francais? - Ann Crumb
The Railway Station - Ann Crumb
Seeing Is Believing - Ann Crumb
The House At Pau - Ann Crumb
In Many Rooms In The House At Pau - Ann Crumb
Outside The Bedroom - Ann Crumb
Chanson D'enfance - Ann Crumb
George's Flat In Paris - Ann Crumb
First Orchestral Interlude - Ann Crumb
She'd Be Far Better Off With You - Kevin Colson
A Small Theatre In Montpellier - Ann Crumb
On The Terrace - Ann Crumb
The House At Pau - Ann Crumb
A Military Camp In Malaya - Michael Ball
An Art Exhibition In Paris - Kathleen Rowe McAllen
A Memory Of A Happy Moment - Kathleen Rowe McAllen
A Registry Office - Ann Crumb
Stop, Wait, Please - Ann Crumb
Everybody Loves A Hero - Michael Ball

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GEORGE
Damn the boy!
Damn the boy's
Damn-fool schoolboy antics!

GIULIETTA
Calm down now, George...

GEORGE (interrupting, reads)
"Nephew Alex break in, stop.
Stealing household supplies, stop.
Living in sin, stop.
Please advise, stop."
My gardener, Jérôme!

GIULIETTA (smiles)
How very nice!
How sweet!

GEORGE
How handy!
My bed!
My brandy!

GIULIETTA
He sounds like you --
I think you ought to introduce us!

GEORGE
Giulietta.
You'd better cancel supper at "Chez Max" --
This week was fun.
It shouldn't end like this...

GIULIETTA
This interlude was heaven...

GEORGE
How sad to think that it must end
When it had just begun...

GIULIETTA
George, you've got a painter's eye:
Everything is magnified!
I know you're all he's got,
But I don't see why you should go.

GEORGE
No, I must go.
Our little fling has done us good.
I have my paint.
You have your clay:
We both have work...

GIULIETTA
I know, I know.
Don't look so sad, George!
What times we've had, George!

GEORGE
There'll be more...

GIULIETTA
Ah yes.
That's true.
George...