Moscow
- Brittain Ashford (2017)You are listening to the song Moscow by Brittain Ashford, writer by Dave Malloy in album Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812: Original Broadway 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.
- The Ball - Denée Benton
- Natasha And Anatole - Denée Benton
- The Duel - Amber Gray
- Charming - Amber Gray
- Prologue - Original Broadway Company Of Natasha, Pierre And The Great Comet Of 1812
- Pierre - Ensemble
- Moscow - Brittain Ashford
- The Private And Intimate Life Of The House - Gelsey Bell
- Natasha And Bolkonskys - Denée Benton
- No One Else - Denée Benton
- The Opera - Original Broadway Company Of Natasha
- Dust And Ashes - Josh Groban
- Sunday Morning - Brittain Ashford
Lyrics
[NATASHA]
Marya Dmitryevna Akhrosimova
[MARYA D.]
Countless Natalya Ilyinichna Rostova
[NATASHA]
You must call me Natasha
[SONYA]
Marya Dmitryevna Akhrosimova
[MARYA D.]
Sofia Alexandrovna Rostova
[SONYA]
You must call me Sonya.
[MARYA D.]
Welcome
Welcome to Moscow
Where faded and fading princesses live
I'll take you where you must go
Pet you a bit
And I'll scold you a bit
My goddaughter, my favorite, Natasha
I will touch you on the cheek.
[NATASHA & SONYA]
My cousin and I
Are so pleased to be with you
While we wait on our fiancees
Fighting in the war.
[MARYA D.]
Bright in their things!
What are you dawdling for?
Get the samovar ready!
Bring some rum for the tea!
Sonyushka bonjour
And Natasha my darling
You've grown plumper and prettier.
[NATASHA]
My cheeks are glowing from the cold
[SONYA]
She said
Gazing at Marya with kind, glittering eyes.
[MARYA D.]
Welcome
Welcome to Moscow
Scruffy and cozy
Like an old dressing gown.
[SONYA]
Countess Natalya
[NATASHA]
Sofia Alexandrovna
[SONYA]
How beautiful you looked in the snow.
[NATASHA]
Cousin dear I love you
Trust no one but you
But I can't bear this waiting
I cry and I cry
Audrey where are you?
I want him now, at once
To embrace him and cling to him
No one can understand.
I love him
I know him
He loves me only
He'll come home one day
And take me away
I want nothing more
I want nothing more
Hmmm...
[MARYA D.]
First thing tomorrow to Madame Chambord's
Dresses, dresses, we'll buy what we can afford
Then dinner and a game of Boston
Then you'll read to me while I knit!
How wonderful to have you here
Instead of these gossips and crybabies.
[NATASHA & SONYA]
You'll take us where we must go
Pet us a bit
And scold us a bit.
[SONYA]
Her goddaughter, her favorite, Natasha
She will touch you on the cheek.
(Sonya leaves)
[MARYA D.]
Well, now we'll talk
I congratulate you and Audrey
You've hooked a fine fellow!
One of the finest matches in all of Russia
I am glad and relieved
He'll be the family's saving grace.
[NATASHA]
I blush happily.
[MARYA D.]
But his father, Prince Bolkonsky
much dislikes his son's marrying
The old fellow's crotchety!
Of course Prince Andrey's not a child
But it's not nice to enter a family against a father's will
One wants to do it peacefully and lovingly
But you're a clever girl
Just be kind to Andrey's sister
And when the sister loves you
So will the father
And all will be well.
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