| 1 |
No, no, no, no! I use no trickery.
I'm a master of Terpsichore. |
| 2 |
Yes, yes, yes, yes! It's plain to
see
Every eye will be on me. |
| 3 |
I am sure to knock 'em dead!
Every man will lose his head. |
| 4 |
Once a king who had no wife
felt a great dissatisfaction with his life. |
| 5 |
Rank and beauty were offered by Cupid,
who thinks men are blind and stupid. |
| 6 |
The king was not stupid, he was not
blind.
He chose a bride who was honest and kind. |
| 7 |
Innocent and good-hearted,
innocent and kind, tra, la, la, la! |
| 8 |
Cinderella, stop singing
that same old boring song! |
| 9 |
In my dreary chimney corner,
let me at least sing. |
| 10 |
-Once upon a time a king...
-And twice, and three times! |
| 11 |
-Will you stop it, yes or no?
If you don't, I'll... -Once upon... |
| 12 |
Who is that? |
| 13 |
Can you spare a bit of food? |
| 14 |
Nasty beggar!
Out of here! |
| 15 |
-Shh! Take this little bit of bread.
-Heaven will reward sooner than you think. |
| 16 |
With my beauty and my talents,
every man will lose his balance. |
| 17 |
-I can't bear to see such suffering.
-All men will sigh when I pass by. |
| 18 |
-What's this! Still here?
-Eating bread? Drinking coffee? |
| 19 |
-This will teach you! -Someone help
me!
-Ladies, stop, for pity's sake! |