Marie Christine
Woman from the sun
Beautiful not arrogant
Kills beyond our sight
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Woman from the sun
Beautiful not arrogant
Kills beyond our sight
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None has her spirit
None but the small white flowers
Which will always bloom
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Follies
A shimmering past
Undead ghosts are in limbo
Buildings, people fall
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Oklahoma!
To become stately,
A woman must choose her beau.
What an allegory!
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To purchase the Original Broadway Cast Recording of MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG, click on the image above.
Merrily We Roll Along
Looking back in time
Songs and old friends and money
Evasive rich joy
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Flower Drum Song
Children keep growing;
She adores her womanhood.
Pa-ra-pa pum pum!
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To purchase the 1999 Broadway Revival Cast Recording of YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN, click on the image above.
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Youth represents age
Bald heads, glee clubs and baseball
Comical truths told
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Spring Awakening
It’s your fault, Mama.
Colours of my existence:
Silver, blue, purple.
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The Scottsboro Boys
The truth of the past
Revealed by Bones and Tambo;
The future unclear
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South Pacific
One magical night,
Matching thoughts sing in the stars:
Love checks prejudice.
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