The Bargain; The Waltz Of Treachery
- Barry James (1989)You are listening to the song The Bargain; The Waltz Of Treachery by Barry James, 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.
- Lovely Ladies - Beverly Klein
- Turning - Beverly Klein
- I Dreamed A Dream - Debra Byrne
- Stars - Philip Quast
- The Attack On Rue Plumet - Barry James
- Valjean's Soliloquy (What Have I Done) - Gary Morris
- At The End Of The Day - Aline Mowat
- Fantine's Arrest - Debra Byrne
- The Runaway Cart - Bruce Winant
- Who Am I - Gary Morris
- Fantine's Death - Debra Byrne
- The Confrontation - Gary Morris
- Castle On A Cloud - Gay Soper
- Master Of The House - Barry James
- The Bargain; The Waltz Of Treachery - Barry James
- Look Down - Anthony Warlow
- The Robbery; Javert's Intervention (Another Brawl) - Barry James
- ABC Café: Red And Black - Anthony Warlow
- Little People - Anthony Warlow
- The Final Battle - Anthony Warlow
- Eponine's Errand - Kaho Shimada
- Do You Hear The People Sing - Anthony Warlow
- Rue Plumet: In My Life - Gary Morris
- A Heart Full Of Love - Kaho Shimada
- One Day More - The Cast
- At The Barricade (Upon These Stones) - Anthony Warlow
- On My Own - Kaho Shimada
- Building The Barricade - Anthony Warlow
- Javert's Arrival - Anthony Warlow
- A Little Fall Of Rain - Kaho Shimada
- Night Of Anguish - Anthony Warlow
- First Attack - Anthony Warlow
- Drink With Me - Anthony Warlow
- Bring Him Home - Gary Morris
- Dawn Of Anguish - Anthony Warlow
- The Second Attack (Death Of Gavroche) - Anthony Warlow
- The Sewers; Dog Eats Dog - Barry James
- Javert's Suicide - Gary Morris
- Prologue - Gary Morris
Lyrics
[Valjean]
I found her wandering in the wood
This little child, I found her trembling in the shadows
And I am here to help Cosette
And I will settle any debt you may think proper
I will pay what I must pay
To take Cosette away.
There is a duty I must heed,
There is a promise I have made
For I was blind to one in need
I did not see what stood before me.
Now her mother is with God
Fantine's suffering is over
And I speak here with her voice
And I stand here in her place
And from this day and evermore.
[Mme. Thenardier]
Let me have your coat, M'sieur
[Valjean]
Cosette shall live in my protection
[Thenardier]
You are very welcome here
[Valjean]
I will not forsake my vow
[Thenardier] Take a glass
[Mme. Thenardier] Take a chair
[Valjean]
Cosette shall have a father now!
[Thenardier]
What to do? What to say
Shall you carry our treasure away
What a gem! What a pearl
Beyond rubies is our little girl
How can we speak of debt
Let's not haggle for darling Cosette.
Dear Fantine, gone to rest
Have we done for your child what is best
Shared our bread, shared each bone
Treated her like she's one of our own
Like our own, Monsieur!
[Valjean]
Your feelings do you credit, sir
And I will ease the parting blow
Let us not talk of bargains or bones or greed
Now, may I say, we are agreed?
[Mme. Thenardier]
That would quite fit the bill
If she hadn't so often been ill
Little dear, cost us dear
Medicines are expensive, M'sieur
Not that we begrudged a sou
It's no more than we Christians must do!
[M. and Mme. Thenardier:]
One thing more, one small doubt
There are treacherous people about
No offense, please reflect
Your intentions may not be... correct?
[Valjean]
No more words, here's your price
Fifteen hundred for your... sacrifice!
Come, Cosette, say goodbye
Let us seek out some friendlier sky
Thank you both for Cosette
It won't take you too long to forget.
(to Cosette)
Come, Cosette, come, my dear
From now on I will always be here
Where I go, you will be.
[Cosette]
Will there be castles
And children to see?
[Valjean]
Yes, Cosette. Yes, it's true
There's a castle just waiting for you.
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