At The Barricade (Upon These Stones)
- Anthony Warlow (1989)You are listening to the song At The Barricade (Upon These Stones) by Anthony Warlow, writer by Claude-Michel Schönberg;Herbert Kretzmer in album Les Misérables: The Complete Symphonic Recording. 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.
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Lyrics
[Enjolras is speaking to the revolutionaries:]
Here upon these stones we will build our barricade
In the heart of the city we claim as our own
Each man to his duty and don't be afraid
Wait, I will need a report on the strength of the foe.
[Javert appears disguised as a rebel:]
I can find out the truth, I know their ways
Fought their wars, served my time
In the days of my youth.
[Prouvaire]
Now the people will fight.
[Grantaire]
And so they might
Dogs will bark, fleas will bite.
[Lesgle]
They will do what is right!
(Marius sees Éponine who is dressed as a boy)
[Marius]
Hey little boy, what's this I see
God Eponine, the things you do.
[Éponine]
I know this is no place for me
Still I would rather be with you.
[Marius]
Get out before the trouble starts
Get out, Eponine, you might get shot.
[Éponine]
I got you worried, now I have
That shows you like me quite a lot.
[Marius]
There is a way that you can help
You are the answer to a prayer
Please take this letter to Cosette
And pray to God that she's still there.
[Éponine]
Little you know, little you care.
(to Jean Valjean)
I have a letter, Monsieur
It's addressed to your daughter Cosette
It's from a boy at the barricade, Sir
In the Rue de Villette.
[Valjean]
Give me that letter here, my boy.
[Éponine]
He said to give it to Cosette.
[Valjean]
You have my word that my daughter will know
What this letter contains
Tell the young man she will read it tomorrow
And here's for your pains
Go careful now, stay out of sight
There's danger in the streets tonight.
"Dearest Cosette, you have entered my soul and soon you will be gone
Can it be only a day since we met and the world was reborn?
If I should fall in the battle to come, let this be my goodbye
Now that I know you love me as well, it is harder to die
I pray that god will bring me home to be with you
Pray for your Marius, he prays for you."
(NOTE: The exact name of this song is "Building The Barricade/Upon These Stones". On the Complete Symphonic Recording (this album), it is mislabeled "At the Barricade"
It is often cut out of recordings in part or completely.
The real "At the Barricade" presents the barricade now fully complete, Enjolras and the students preparing for the upcoming battle.)
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