| Song | Out There |
| Artist | Alan Menken |
| Artist | Stephen Schwartz |
| Album | The Hunchback Of Notre Dame |
| [00:09.89] | The world is cruel, the world is wicked |
| [00:15.47] | It's I alone whom you can trust in this whole city |
| [00:19.39] | I am your only friend |
| [00:25.22] | I who keep you, teach you, feed you, dress you |
| [00:29.67] | I who look upon you without fear |
| [00:34.18] | How can I protect you, boy, unless you |
| [00:37.54] | Always stay in here, away in here |
| [00:44.74] | Remember what I've taught you, Quasimodo |
| [00:47.92] | You are deformed, |
| [00:49.20] | I am deformed |
| [00:50.29] | And you are ugly, |
| [00:51.39] | and I am ugly |
| [00:52.45] | And these are crimes for which the world shows little pity |
| [00:56.50] | You do not comprehend |
| [00:59.19] | you are my one defender |
| [01:01.98] | Out there they'll revile you as a monster |
| [01:04.74] | I am a monster |
| [01:06.60] | out there they will hate and scorn and jeer |
| [01:09.20] | only a monster |
| [01:10.83] | Why invite their calumny and consternation? |
| [01:14.81] | Stay in here |
| [01:16.99] | Be faithful to me, |
| [01:18.98] | I'm faithful |
| [01:19.88] | Grateful to me, |
| [01:21.42] | I'm grateful |
| [01:22.74] | Do as I say, obey |
| [01:27.32] | And stay in here |
| [01:37.46] | Remember Quasimodo，This is your sanctuary |
| [01:44.60] | My...Sanctuary! |
| [01:50.78] | Safe behind these windows and these parapets of stone |
| [01:55.19] | Gazing at the people down below me |
| [01:59.32] | All my life I watch them as I hide up here alone |
| [02:03.41] | Hungry for the histories they'd shown me |
| [02:07.61] | All my life I memorize their faces |
| [02:11.69] | Knowing them as they will never know me |
| [02:15.85] | All my life I wonder how it feels to pass a day |
| [02:19.82] | Not above them but part of them |
| [02:27.92] | And out there living in the sun |
| [02:34.85] | Give me one day out there |
| [02:38.65] | All I ask is one to hold forever |
| [02:44.66] | Out there where they all live unaware |
| [02:52.10] | What I'd give, what I'd dare |
| [02:59.18] | Just to live one day out there |
| [03:10.89] | Out there among the millers and the weavers and their wives |
| [03:15.15] | Through the roofs and gables I can see them |
| [03:18.84] | Every day they shout and scold and go about their lives |
| [03:22.60] | Heedless of the gift it is to be them |
| [03:25.97] | If I was in their skin, I'd treasure |
| [03:32.71] | every instant！ |
| [03:35.77] | Out there strolling by the Seine |
| [03:41.28] | Taste a morning out there like ordinary men |
| [03:48.77] | Who freely walk about there just one day and then |
| [03:56.55] | I swear I'll be content with my share |
| [04:05.30] | Won't resent, won't despair, old and bent I won't care |
| [04:12.58] | I'll have spent one day out ther |
| [00:09.89] | The world is cruel, the world is wicked |
| [00:15.47] | It' s I alone whom you can trust in this whole city |
| [00:19.39] | I am your only friend |
| [00:25.22] | I who keep you, teach you, feed you, dress you |
| [00:29.67] | I who look upon you without fear |
| [00:34.18] | How can I protect you, boy, unless you |
| [00:37.54] | Always stay in here, away in here |
| [00:44.74] | Remember what I' ve taught you, Quasimodo |
| [00:47.92] | You are deformed, |
| [00:49.20] | I am deformed |
| [00:50.29] | And you are ugly, |
| [00:51.39] | and I am ugly |
| [00:52.45] | And these are crimes for which the world shows little pity |
| [00:56.50] | You do not comprehend |
| [00:59.19] | you are my one defender |
| [01:01.98] | Out there they' ll revile you as a monster |
| [01:04.74] | I am a monster |
| [01:06.60] | out there they will hate and scorn and jeer |
| [01:09.20] | only a monster |
| [01:10.83] | Why invite their calumny and consternation? |
| [01:14.81] | Stay in here |
| [01:16.99] | Be faithful to me, |
| [01:18.98] | I' m faithful |
| [01:19.88] | Grateful to me, |
| [01:21.42] | I' m grateful |
| [01:22.74] | Do as I say, obey |
| [01:27.32] | And stay in here |
| [01:37.46] | Remember Quasimodo, This is your sanctuary |
| [01:44.60] | My... Sanctuary! |
| [01:50.78] | Safe behind these windows and these parapets of stone |
| [01:55.19] | Gazing at the people down below me |
| [01:59.32] | All my life I watch them as I hide up here alone |
| [02:03.41] | Hungry for the histories they' d shown me |
| [02:07.61] | All my life I memorize their faces |
| [02:11.69] | Knowing them as they will never know me |
| [02:15.85] | All my life I wonder how it feels to pass a day |
| [02:19.82] | Not above them but part of them |
| [02:27.92] | And out there living in the sun |
| [02:34.85] | Give me one day out there |
| [02:38.65] | All I ask is one to hold forever |
| [02:44.66] | Out there where they all live unaware |
| [02:52.10] | What I' d give, what I' d dare |
| [02:59.18] | Just to live one day out there |
| [03:10.89] | Out there among the millers and the weavers and their wives |
| [03:15.15] | Through the roofs and gables I can see them |
| [03:18.84] | Every day they shout and scold and go about their lives |
| [03:22.60] | Heedless of the gift it is to be them |
| [03:25.97] | If I was in their skin, I' d treasure |
| [03:32.71] | every instant! |
| [03:35.77] | Out there strolling by the Seine |
| [03:41.28] | Taste a morning out there like ordinary men |
| [03:48.77] | Who freely walk about there just one day and then |
| [03:56.55] | I swear I' ll be content with my share |
| [04:05.30] | Won' t resent, won' t despair, old and bent I won' t care |
| [04:12.58] | I' ll have spent one day out ther |