Putting It Together Lyrics
| Song | Putting It Together |
| Artist | Barbra Streisand |
| Album | The Broadway Album |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Stephen Sondheim | |
| 作词 : Stephen Sondheim | |
| Barbra：Look, I've spent a lot of time working on this | |
| Producer 1：Look, no one's gonna buy it -- no one. | |
| Producer 2：No one in Middle America, anyway. That's for sure. | |
| Producer 3：He's right! | |
| Producer 1：Sweetheart, it's just not commercial! | |
| Barbra: What is commercial? | |
| Producer 2: It's not what's selling nowadays. | |
| Producer 1: I mean - personally, I love it, but | |
| Barbra (sung):Be nice, girl! | |
| Producer 3: Nobody's into this kind of material. | |
| Barbra (sung): You have to pay a price, girl! | |
| Producer 2: This album needs a hit single we can push. | |
| Barbra (sung):They like to give advice, girl! | |
| Producer 1: The whole idea's too risky. | |
| Barbra (sung): Don't think about it twice, girl! | |
| Producer 2: The audience won't understand this kind of thing! | |
| Barbra (sung):It's time to get to work! | |
| Barbra(spoken): I disagree! Why don't you wait until you hear it? | |
| Producer 3: This is like your old stuff! | |
| Barbra (sung): Art isn't easy. | |
| Producer 3: You've got to appeal to the kids. | |
| Barbra (sung): Even when you're hot. | |
| Producer 2: Why would you want to make an album like this anyway? | |
| Barbra (sung): Advancing art is easy. | |
| Producer 1: I think we ought to talk seriously about this. | |
| Barbra (sung): Financing it is not! | |
| Producer 2: Why take chances? | |
| Barbra (sung): A vision's just a vision if it's only in your head! | |
| Producer 1: Nobody respects your artistic integrity more than I do, but | |
| Barbra (sung): If no one gets to hear it, it's as good as dead! | |
| Producer 2: You have to think about you career! | |
| Barbra (sung): It has to come to life! | |
| Barbra (sung): Bit by bit, putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, only way to make a work of art | |
| Every moment makes a contribution | |
| Every little detail plays a parts | |
| Having just a vision's no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| Putting it together, that's what counts! | |
| Ounce by ounce, putting in together | |
| Small amounts, adding up to make a work of art | |
| First of all you need a good foundation | |
| Otherwise it's risky from the start | |
| Takes a little cocktail conversation | |
| But without the proper preparation | |
| Having just a vision's no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Producer 2: Do we really need all these musicians? | |
| Barbra: Link by link, making the connections, yes we do! | |
| Drink by drink, taking every comment as it comes | |
| Learning how to play the politician | |
| Like you play piano, bass and drums | |
| Otherwise you'll find your composition | |
| Isn't gonna get much exhibition | |
| Art isn't easy | |
| Every minor detail is a major decision | |
| Have to keep things in scale | |
| Have to hold to your vision | |
| Producer 1: Why don't we talk about this over dinner, darling? | |
| What's a little cocktail conversation | |
| If it gets the funds for your foundation | |
| Every time I start to feel defensive | |
| I remember vinyl is expensive! | |
| Producer 3: Would you agree to do an interview? | |
| Barbra: Maybe one! | |
| Dot by dot, building up the image | |
| Shot by shot, keeping at a distance doesn't pay | |
| Still if you remember your objective | |
| Not give all your privacy away | |
| A little bit of hype can be effective | |
| As long as you can keep it in perspective | |
| Even when you get some recognition | |
| Everything you do you still audition | |
| Art isn't easy | |
| Overnight you're a trend | |
| You're the right combination | |
| Then the trend's at an end | |
| You're suddenly last year's sensation! | |
| All they ever want is repetition | |
| All they really like is what they know | |
| Gotta keep a link with your tradition | |
| Gotta learn to trust your intuition | |
| While you re-establish your position | |
| So that you can be on exhibit... | |
| So that your work can be on exhibition! | |
| Be new, girl! | |
| They tell you till they're blue, girl! | |
| You're new, or else you're through, girl! | |
| And even if it's true, girl, | |
| You do what you can do! | |
| Bit by bit, Putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, working on the vision night and day | |
| All it takes is time and perseverance | |
| With a little luck along the way | |
| Putting in a personal appearance | |
| Gathering supporters and adherents... | |
| Producer 1: Well, she's an original! | |
| Producer 3: WAS! | |
| Barbra: Mapping out the songs but in addition | |
| Harmonizing each negotiation | |
| Balancing the part that's all musicians | |
| With the part that's strictly presentation | |
| Balancing the money with the mission | |
| Till you have the perfect orchestration | |
| Even if you do have the suspicion | |
| That it's taking all your concentration | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Beat by beat, part by part | |
| Sheet by sheet, chart by chart Track by track, bit by bit, | |
| Reel by reel, pout by pout | |
| Stack by stack, snit by snit, | |
| meal by meal, shout by shout | |
| Deal by deal, spat by spat | |
| Shpiel by shpiel, doubt by doubt | |
| And that... Is the state of the art! |
| zuo qu : Stephen Sondheim | |
| zuo ci : Stephen Sondheim | |
| Barbra: Look, I' ve spent a lot of time working on this | |
| Producer 1: Look, no one' s gonna buy it no one. | |
| Producer 2: No one in Middle America, anyway. That' s for sure. | |
| Producer 3: He' s right! | |
| Producer 1: Sweetheart, it' s just not commercial! | |
| Barbra: What is commercial? | |
| Producer 2: It' s not what' s selling nowadays. | |
| Producer 1: I mean personally, I love it, but | |
| Barbra sung: Be nice, girl! | |
| Producer 3: Nobody' s into this kind of material. | |
| Barbra sung: You have to pay a price, girl! | |
| Producer 2: This album needs a hit single we can push. | |
| Barbra sung: They like to give advice, girl! | |
| Producer 1: The whole idea' s too risky. | |
| Barbra sung: Don' t think about it twice, girl! | |
| Producer 2: The audience won' t understand this kind of thing! | |
| Barbra sung: It' s time to get to work! | |
| Barbra spoken: I disagree! Why don' t you wait until you hear it? | |
| Producer 3: This is like your old stuff! | |
| Barbra sung: Art isn' t easy. | |
| Producer 3: You' ve got to appeal to the kids. | |
| Barbra sung: Even when you' re hot. | |
| Producer 2: Why would you want to make an album like this anyway? | |
| Barbra sung: Advancing art is easy. | |
| Producer 1: I think we ought to talk seriously about this. | |
| Barbra sung: Financing it is not! | |
| Producer 2: Why take chances? | |
| Barbra sung: A vision' s just a vision if it' s only in your head! | |
| Producer 1: Nobody respects your artistic integrity more than I do, but | |
| Barbra sung: If no one gets to hear it, it' s as good as dead! | |
| Producer 2: You have to think about you career! | |
| Barbra sung: It has to come to life! | |
| Barbra sung: Bit by bit, putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, only way to make a work of art | |
| Every moment makes a contribution | |
| Every little detail plays a parts | |
| Having just a vision' s no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| Putting it together, that' s what counts! | |
| Ounce by ounce, putting in together | |
| Small amounts, adding up to make a work of art | |
| First of all you need a good foundation | |
| Otherwise it' s risky from the start | |
| Takes a little cocktail conversation | |
| But without the proper preparation | |
| Having just a vision' s no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Producer 2: Do we really need all these musicians? | |
| Barbra: Link by link, making the connections, yes we do! | |
| Drink by drink, taking every comment as it comes | |
| Learning how to play the politician | |
| Like you play piano, bass and drums | |
| Otherwise you' ll find your composition | |
| Isn' t gonna get much exhibition | |
| Art isn' t easy | |
| Every minor detail is a major decision | |
| Have to keep things in scale | |
| Have to hold to your vision | |
| Producer 1: Why don' t we talk about this over dinner, darling? | |
| What' s a little cocktail conversation | |
| If it gets the funds for your foundation | |
| Every time I start to feel defensive | |
| I remember vinyl is expensive! | |
| Producer 3: Would you agree to do an interview? | |
| Barbra: Maybe one! | |
| Dot by dot, building up the image | |
| Shot by shot, keeping at a distance doesn' t pay | |
| Still if you remember your objective | |
| Not give all your privacy away | |
| A little bit of hype can be effective | |
| As long as you can keep it in perspective | |
| Even when you get some recognition | |
| Everything you do you still audition | |
| Art isn' t easy | |
| Overnight you' re a trend | |
| You' re the right combination | |
| Then the trend' s at an end | |
| You' re suddenly last year' s sensation! | |
| All they ever want is repetition | |
| All they really like is what they know | |
| Gotta keep a link with your tradition | |
| Gotta learn to trust your intuition | |
| While you reestablish your position | |
| So that you can be on exhibit... | |
| So that your work can be on exhibition! | |
| Be new, girl! | |
| They tell you till they' re blue, girl! | |
| You' re new, or else you' re through, girl! | |
| And even if it' s true, girl, | |
| You do what you can do! | |
| Bit by bit, Putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, working on the vision night and day | |
| All it takes is time and perseverance | |
| With a little luck along the way | |
| Putting in a personal appearance | |
| Gathering supporters and adherents... | |
| Producer 1: Well, she' s an original! | |
| Producer 3: WAS! | |
| Barbra: Mapping out the songs but in addition | |
| Harmonizing each negotiation | |
| Balancing the part that' s all musicians | |
| With the part that' s strictly presentation | |
| Balancing the money with the mission | |
| Till you have the perfect orchestration | |
| Even if you do have the suspicion | |
| That it' s taking all your concentration | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Beat by beat, part by part | |
| Sheet by sheet, chart by chart Track by track, bit by bit, | |
| Reel by reel, pout by pout | |
| Stack by stack, snit by snit, | |
| meal by meal, shout by shout | |
| Deal by deal, spat by spat | |
| Shpiel by shpiel, doubt by doubt | |
| And that... Is the state of the art! |
| zuò qǔ : Stephen Sondheim | |
| zuò cí : Stephen Sondheim | |
| Barbra: Look, I' ve spent a lot of time working on this | |
| Producer 1: Look, no one' s gonna buy it no one. | |
| Producer 2: No one in Middle America, anyway. That' s for sure. | |
| Producer 3: He' s right! | |
| Producer 1: Sweetheart, it' s just not commercial! | |
| Barbra: What is commercial? | |
| Producer 2: It' s not what' s selling nowadays. | |
| Producer 1: I mean personally, I love it, but | |
| Barbra sung: Be nice, girl! | |
| Producer 3: Nobody' s into this kind of material. | |
| Barbra sung: You have to pay a price, girl! | |
| Producer 2: This album needs a hit single we can push. | |
| Barbra sung: They like to give advice, girl! | |
| Producer 1: The whole idea' s too risky. | |
| Barbra sung: Don' t think about it twice, girl! | |
| Producer 2: The audience won' t understand this kind of thing! | |
| Barbra sung: It' s time to get to work! | |
| Barbra spoken: I disagree! Why don' t you wait until you hear it? | |
| Producer 3: This is like your old stuff! | |
| Barbra sung: Art isn' t easy. | |
| Producer 3: You' ve got to appeal to the kids. | |
| Barbra sung: Even when you' re hot. | |
| Producer 2: Why would you want to make an album like this anyway? | |
| Barbra sung: Advancing art is easy. | |
| Producer 1: I think we ought to talk seriously about this. | |
| Barbra sung: Financing it is not! | |
| Producer 2: Why take chances? | |
| Barbra sung: A vision' s just a vision if it' s only in your head! | |
| Producer 1: Nobody respects your artistic integrity more than I do, but | |
| Barbra sung: If no one gets to hear it, it' s as good as dead! | |
| Producer 2: You have to think about you career! | |
| Barbra sung: It has to come to life! | |
| Barbra sung: Bit by bit, putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, only way to make a work of art | |
| Every moment makes a contribution | |
| Every little detail plays a parts | |
| Having just a vision' s no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| Putting it together, that' s what counts! | |
| Ounce by ounce, putting in together | |
| Small amounts, adding up to make a work of art | |
| First of all you need a good foundation | |
| Otherwise it' s risky from the start | |
| Takes a little cocktail conversation | |
| But without the proper preparation | |
| Having just a vision' s no solution | |
| Everything depends on execution | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Producer 2: Do we really need all these musicians? | |
| Barbra: Link by link, making the connections, yes we do! | |
| Drink by drink, taking every comment as it comes | |
| Learning how to play the politician | |
| Like you play piano, bass and drums | |
| Otherwise you' ll find your composition | |
| Isn' t gonna get much exhibition | |
| Art isn' t easy | |
| Every minor detail is a major decision | |
| Have to keep things in scale | |
| Have to hold to your vision | |
| Producer 1: Why don' t we talk about this over dinner, darling? | |
| What' s a little cocktail conversation | |
| If it gets the funds for your foundation | |
| Every time I start to feel defensive | |
| I remember vinyl is expensive! | |
| Producer 3: Would you agree to do an interview? | |
| Barbra: Maybe one! | |
| Dot by dot, building up the image | |
| Shot by shot, keeping at a distance doesn' t pay | |
| Still if you remember your objective | |
| Not give all your privacy away | |
| A little bit of hype can be effective | |
| As long as you can keep it in perspective | |
| Even when you get some recognition | |
| Everything you do you still audition | |
| Art isn' t easy | |
| Overnight you' re a trend | |
| You' re the right combination | |
| Then the trend' s at an end | |
| You' re suddenly last year' s sensation! | |
| All they ever want is repetition | |
| All they really like is what they know | |
| Gotta keep a link with your tradition | |
| Gotta learn to trust your intuition | |
| While you reestablish your position | |
| So that you can be on exhibit... | |
| So that your work can be on exhibition! | |
| Be new, girl! | |
| They tell you till they' re blue, girl! | |
| You' re new, or else you' re through, girl! | |
| And even if it' s true, girl, | |
| You do what you can do! | |
| Bit by bit, Putting it together | |
| Piece by piece, working on the vision night and day | |
| All it takes is time and perseverance | |
| With a little luck along the way | |
| Putting in a personal appearance | |
| Gathering supporters and adherents... | |
| Producer 1: Well, she' s an original! | |
| Producer 3: WAS! | |
| Barbra: Mapping out the songs but in addition | |
| Harmonizing each negotiation | |
| Balancing the part that' s all musicians | |
| With the part that' s strictly presentation | |
| Balancing the money with the mission | |
| Till you have the perfect orchestration | |
| Even if you do have the suspicion | |
| That it' s taking all your concentration | |
| The art of making art | |
| Is putting it together, bit by bit | |
| Beat by beat, part by part | |
| Sheet by sheet, chart by chart Track by track, bit by bit, | |
| Reel by reel, pout by pout | |
| Stack by stack, snit by snit, | |
| meal by meal, shout by shout | |
| Deal by deal, spat by spat | |
| Shpiel by shpiel, doubt by doubt | |
| And that... Is the state of the art! |
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