(CHUCKLING) No. (SINGING) I smell women Smell 'em in the air Think I'll drop my anchor In that harbor over there Five? (SINGING) Lovely lady I'll love you till I'm broke Seven months at sea and now I'm hungry for a poke! Even stokers need a little stoke! PROSTITUTES: Lovely ladies Waiting for a bite! Waiting for the customers Who only come at night Lovely ladies Ready for the call Standing up or lying down Or any way at all Bargain prices up against the wall!
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Let's make a price I'll give you all of 10 francs Just think of that It pays a debt Just think of that What can I do? It pays a debt Ten francs may save my poor Cosette PROSTITUTES: Lovely ladies Waiting in the dark Ready for a thick one Or a quick one in the park Long time, short time Any time, my dear! Costs a little extra If you want to take all year PROSTITUTES: Quick and cheap is underneath the pier Go and see them.
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(SINGING) Come over here It's 20 francs for a tooth PROSTITUTE: Come here, my dear I'll pay you well for your youth The pain won't last You'll still be able to bite (WHISPERING) Just the back ones. (SINGING) I do it fast I know my business all right It's worth a go You'll pay me first what I am due You'll get twice if I take two (MUFFLED PROTESTS)
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(GREETINGIN FRENCH) How much for this? It's my daughter's. I'll give you four francs for that. Four? It's worth 10!
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What luck you've got It's worth a centime, my dear!
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I'll take the lot! Don't touch me! Leave me alone!
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What pretty locks you've got there!
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What pretty hair!
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(SINGING) Monsieur le Mayor, I have a crime to declare! I have disgraced The uniform that I wear I've done you wrong Let no forgiveness be shown I've been as hard On every rogue I have known I mistook you for a convict I have made a false report Now I learn they caught the culprit He's about to face the court And of course he now denies it You'd expect that of a con But he couldn't run forever No, not even Jean Valjean You say this man denies it all And gives no sign of understanding or repentance? You say this man is going to trial And that he's sure to be returned to serve his sentence? He will pay, and so must I Press charges against me, sir You have only done your duty It's a minor sin at most All of us have made misjudgments You'll return, sir, to your post (SIGHS IN RELIEF)
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They think that man is me Without a second glance This stranger they have found This man could be my chance Why should I save his hide? Why should I right this wrong? When I have come so far and struggled for so long?
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If I speak, I am condemned If I stay silent, I am damned! I am the master of hundreds of workers They all look to me Can I abandon them? How would they live if I am not free?
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This innocent who bears my face Who goes to judgment in my place Who am I?
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If I speak, they are condemned If I stay silent I am damned Who am I?