I Read Lyrics
| Song | I Read |
| Artist | Various Artists |
| Album | Passion - A New Musical - Original Broadway Cast Recording |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Stephen Sondheim |
| [00:01.300] | |
| [00:05.783] | FOSCA: |
| [00:05.784] | I hope I didn't startle you |
| [00:08.731] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:08.732] | Signora Ricci, |
| [00:10.103] | I am Captain Ba... |
| [00:10.671] | FOSCA: |
| [00:10.672] | Bachetti, |
| [00:12.435] | I know |
| [00:14.302] | My cousin has told me all about you |
| [00:18.411] | I came to thank your for the books |
| [00:23.417] | I would have sooner, |
| [00:25.739] | But I've been so ill |
| [00:30.004] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:30.005] | Well, now you seem to be feeling more normal |
| [00:33.156] | FOSCA: |
| [00:33.157] | Normal? |
| [00:34.702] | I hardly think so |
| [00:37.007] | Sickness is normal to me, as health is to you |
| [00:43.904] | Excuse me |
| [00:46.403] | I shouldn't speak of my troubles |
| [00:49.840] | I have been going through a period of deep melancholy |
| [00:58.651] | I so enjoyed the novel by Rousseau |
| [01:02.102] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:02.103] | Oh, it's wonderful |
| [01:03.808] | My favorite, really |
| [01:06.106] | FOSCA: |
| [01:06.107] | The character of Julie is a great mystery |
| [01:10.002] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:10.003] | You should have kept the book longer to meditate over |
| [01:13.901] | FOSCA: |
| [01:13.902] | I do not read to think |
| [01:19.435] | I do not read to learn |
| [01:23.467] | I do not read to search for truth |
| [01:27.241] | I know the truth, |
| [01:28.703] | The truth is hardly what I need |
| [01:34.127] | I read to dream |
| [01:39.284] | I read to live |
| [01:45.407] | In other people's lives |
| [01:49.786] | I read about the joys, |
| [01:52.104] | The world |
| [01:53.431] | Dispenses to the fortunate, |
| [01:55.911] | And listen for the echoes |
| [02:00.701] | I read to live, |
| [02:07.119] | To get away from life! |
| [02:13.026] | No, captain, |
| [02:14.402] | I have no illusions |
| [02:17.527] | I recognize the limits of my dreams |
| [02:21.080] | I know how painful dreams can be |
| [02:24.508] | Unless you know |
| [02:26.241] | They're merely dreams |
| [02:30.538] | There is a flower |
| [02:35.501] | Which offers nectar at the top, |
| [02:38.001] | Delicious nectar at the top |
| [02:40.705] | And bitter poison underneath |
| [02:42.999] | The butterfly that stays too long |
| [02:46.008] | And drinks too deep |
| [02:47.864] | Is doomed to die |
| [02:51.141] | I read to fly, |
| [02:55.706] | To skim! |
| [02:59.131] | I do not read to swim |
| [03:04.906] | I do not dwell on dreams |
| [03:09.134] | I know how soon a dream becomes an expectation |
| [03:15.503] | How can I have expectations? |
| [03:18.508] | Look at me |
| [03:20.269] | No, captain |
| [03:21.401] | Look at me! |
| [03:22.402] | Look at me! |
| [03:24.201] | I do not hope for what I cannot have! |
| [03:28.509] | I do not cling to things I cannot keep! |
| [03:33.075] | The more you cling to things, |
| [03:35.709] | The more you love them, |
| [03:38.669] | The more the pain you suffer |
| [03:41.106] | When they're taken from you... |
| [03:47.358] | Ah, but if you have no expectations, |
| [03:54.901] | Captain, |
| [03:56.778] | You can never have a disappointment |
| [04:13.907] | I must be mad to chatter on about myself like this to you |
| [04:16.504] | Forgive me |
| [04:17.156] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:17.157] | I assure you— |
| [04:17.805] | FOSCA: |
| [04:17.806] | No, forgive me, please... |
| [04:18.751] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:18.752] | But truly, there is nothing to forgive |
| [04:20.420] | FOSCA: |
| [04:20.421] | Have you explored the town? |
| [04:22.999] | It is remote, isn't it? |
| [04:25.949] | And provincial, don't you think? |
| [04:28.671] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:28.672] | Yes |
| [04:29.071] | FOSCA: |
| [04:29.072] | And everything so brown: |
| [04:30.322] | The streets, the fields, |
| [04:31.674] | The river even, |
| [04:32.927] | Though there are some lovely gardens |
| [04:36.868] | You do like gardens, I hope? |
| [04:38.984] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:38.985] | Yes |
| [04:39.870] | FOSCA: |
| [04:39.871] | Good, I can show you gardens |
| [04:44.465] | And then of course there is the castle |
| [04:48.821] | The ruined castle |
| [04:49.972] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:49.973] | Ah |
| [04:51.007] | FOSCA: |
| [04:51.008] | I find it lovely. |
| [04:52.808] | Probably because it's ruined, |
| [04:54.203] | I suppose |
| [04:55.906] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:55.907] | I didn't know there was a castle |
| [04:57.927] | FOSCA: |
| [04:57.928] | I like to take excursions there— |
| [05:01.833] | When I'm in better health |
| [05:04.201] | Perhaps you join me— |
| [05:06.848] | —And my cousin |
| [05:09.208] | One day... |
| [05:13.607] | GIORGIO: |
| [05:13.608] | That would be delightful |
| [05:15.106] | I don't believe I've seen a flower or a garden since the day I arrived |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Stephen Sondheim |
| [00:01.300] | |
| [00:05.783] | FOSCA: |
| [00:05.784] | I hope I didn' t startle you |
| [00:08.731] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:08.732] | Signora Ricci, |
| [00:10.103] | I am Captain Ba... |
| [00:10.671] | FOSCA: |
| [00:10.672] | Bachetti, |
| [00:12.435] | I know |
| [00:14.302] | My cousin has told me all about you |
| [00:18.411] | I came to thank your for the books |
| [00:23.417] | I would have sooner, |
| [00:25.739] | But I' ve been so ill |
| [00:30.004] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:30.005] | Well, now you seem to be feeling more normal |
| [00:33.156] | FOSCA: |
| [00:33.157] | Normal? |
| [00:34.702] | I hardly think so |
| [00:37.007] | Sickness is normal to me, as health is to you |
| [00:43.904] | Excuse me |
| [00:46.403] | I shouldn' t speak of my troubles |
| [00:49.840] | I have been going through a period of deep melancholy |
| [00:58.651] | I so enjoyed the novel by Rousseau |
| [01:02.102] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:02.103] | Oh, it' s wonderful |
| [01:03.808] | My favorite, really |
| [01:06.106] | FOSCA: |
| [01:06.107] | The character of Julie is a great mystery |
| [01:10.002] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:10.003] | You should have kept the book longer to meditate over |
| [01:13.901] | FOSCA: |
| [01:13.902] | I do not read to think |
| [01:19.435] | I do not read to learn |
| [01:23.467] | I do not read to search for truth |
| [01:27.241] | I know the truth, |
| [01:28.703] | The truth is hardly what I need |
| [01:34.127] | I read to dream |
| [01:39.284] | I read to live |
| [01:45.407] | In other people' s lives |
| [01:49.786] | I read about the joys, |
| [01:52.104] | The world |
| [01:53.431] | Dispenses to the fortunate, |
| [01:55.911] | And listen for the echoes |
| [02:00.701] | I read to live, |
| [02:07.119] | To get away from life! |
| [02:13.026] | No, captain, |
| [02:14.402] | I have no illusions |
| [02:17.527] | I recognize the limits of my dreams |
| [02:21.080] | I know how painful dreams can be |
| [02:24.508] | Unless you know |
| [02:26.241] | They' re merely dreams |
| [02:30.538] | There is a flower |
| [02:35.501] | Which offers nectar at the top, |
| [02:38.001] | Delicious nectar at the top |
| [02:40.705] | And bitter poison underneath |
| [02:42.999] | The butterfly that stays too long |
| [02:46.008] | And drinks too deep |
| [02:47.864] | Is doomed to die |
| [02:51.141] | I read to fly, |
| [02:55.706] | To skim! |
| [02:59.131] | I do not read to swim |
| [03:04.906] | I do not dwell on dreams |
| [03:09.134] | I know how soon a dream becomes an expectation |
| [03:15.503] | How can I have expectations? |
| [03:18.508] | Look at me |
| [03:20.269] | No, captain |
| [03:21.401] | Look at me! |
| [03:22.402] | Look at me! |
| [03:24.201] | I do not hope for what I cannot have! |
| [03:28.509] | I do not cling to things I cannot keep! |
| [03:33.075] | The more you cling to things, |
| [03:35.709] | The more you love them, |
| [03:38.669] | The more the pain you suffer |
| [03:41.106] | When they' re taken from you... |
| [03:47.358] | Ah, but if you have no expectations, |
| [03:54.901] | Captain, |
| [03:56.778] | You can never have a disappointment |
| [04:13.907] | I must be mad to chatter on about myself like this to you |
| [04:16.504] | Forgive me |
| [04:17.156] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:17.157] | I assure you |
| [04:17.805] | FOSCA: |
| [04:17.806] | No, forgive me, please... |
| [04:18.751] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:18.752] | But truly, there is nothing to forgive |
| [04:20.420] | FOSCA: |
| [04:20.421] | Have you explored the town? |
| [04:22.999] | It is remote, isn' t it? |
| [04:25.949] | And provincial, don' t you think? |
| [04:28.671] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:28.672] | Yes |
| [04:29.071] | FOSCA: |
| [04:29.072] | And everything so brown: |
| [04:30.322] | The streets, the fields, |
| [04:31.674] | The river even, |
| [04:32.927] | Though there are some lovely gardens |
| [04:36.868] | You do like gardens, I hope? |
| [04:38.984] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:38.985] | Yes |
| [04:39.870] | FOSCA: |
| [04:39.871] | Good, I can show you gardens |
| [04:44.465] | And then of course there is the castle |
| [04:48.821] | The ruined castle |
| [04:49.972] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:49.973] | Ah |
| [04:51.007] | FOSCA: |
| [04:51.008] | I find it lovely. |
| [04:52.808] | Probably because it' s ruined, |
| [04:54.203] | I suppose |
| [04:55.906] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:55.907] | I didn' t know there was a castle |
| [04:57.927] | FOSCA: |
| [04:57.928] | I like to take excursions there |
| [05:01.833] | When I' m in better health |
| [05:04.201] | Perhaps you join me |
| [05:06.848] | And my cousin |
| [05:09.208] | One day... |
| [05:13.607] | GIORGIO: |
| [05:13.608] | That would be delightful |
| [05:15.106] | I don' t believe I' ve seen a flower or a garden since the day I arrived |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Stephen Sondheim |
| [00:01.300] | |
| [00:05.783] | FOSCA: |
| [00:05.784] | I hope I didn' t startle you |
| [00:08.731] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:08.732] | Signora Ricci, |
| [00:10.103] | I am Captain Ba... |
| [00:10.671] | FOSCA: |
| [00:10.672] | Bachetti, |
| [00:12.435] | I know |
| [00:14.302] | My cousin has told me all about you |
| [00:18.411] | I came to thank your for the books |
| [00:23.417] | I would have sooner, |
| [00:25.739] | But I' ve been so ill |
| [00:30.004] | GIORGIO: |
| [00:30.005] | Well, now you seem to be feeling more normal |
| [00:33.156] | FOSCA: |
| [00:33.157] | Normal? |
| [00:34.702] | I hardly think so |
| [00:37.007] | Sickness is normal to me, as health is to you |
| [00:43.904] | Excuse me |
| [00:46.403] | I shouldn' t speak of my troubles |
| [00:49.840] | I have been going through a period of deep melancholy |
| [00:58.651] | I so enjoyed the novel by Rousseau |
| [01:02.102] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:02.103] | Oh, it' s wonderful |
| [01:03.808] | My favorite, really |
| [01:06.106] | FOSCA: |
| [01:06.107] | The character of Julie is a great mystery |
| [01:10.002] | GIORGIO: |
| [01:10.003] | You should have kept the book longer to meditate over |
| [01:13.901] | FOSCA: |
| [01:13.902] | I do not read to think |
| [01:19.435] | I do not read to learn |
| [01:23.467] | I do not read to search for truth |
| [01:27.241] | I know the truth, |
| [01:28.703] | The truth is hardly what I need |
| [01:34.127] | I read to dream |
| [01:39.284] | I read to live |
| [01:45.407] | In other people' s lives |
| [01:49.786] | I read about the joys, |
| [01:52.104] | The world |
| [01:53.431] | Dispenses to the fortunate, |
| [01:55.911] | And listen for the echoes |
| [02:00.701] | I read to live, |
| [02:07.119] | To get away from life! |
| [02:13.026] | No, captain, |
| [02:14.402] | I have no illusions |
| [02:17.527] | I recognize the limits of my dreams |
| [02:21.080] | I know how painful dreams can be |
| [02:24.508] | Unless you know |
| [02:26.241] | They' re merely dreams |
| [02:30.538] | There is a flower |
| [02:35.501] | Which offers nectar at the top, |
| [02:38.001] | Delicious nectar at the top |
| [02:40.705] | And bitter poison underneath |
| [02:42.999] | The butterfly that stays too long |
| [02:46.008] | And drinks too deep |
| [02:47.864] | Is doomed to die |
| [02:51.141] | I read to fly, |
| [02:55.706] | To skim! |
| [02:59.131] | I do not read to swim |
| [03:04.906] | I do not dwell on dreams |
| [03:09.134] | I know how soon a dream becomes an expectation |
| [03:15.503] | How can I have expectations? |
| [03:18.508] | Look at me |
| [03:20.269] | No, captain |
| [03:21.401] | Look at me! |
| [03:22.402] | Look at me! |
| [03:24.201] | I do not hope for what I cannot have! |
| [03:28.509] | I do not cling to things I cannot keep! |
| [03:33.075] | The more you cling to things, |
| [03:35.709] | The more you love them, |
| [03:38.669] | The more the pain you suffer |
| [03:41.106] | When they' re taken from you... |
| [03:47.358] | Ah, but if you have no expectations, |
| [03:54.901] | Captain, |
| [03:56.778] | You can never have a disappointment |
| [04:13.907] | I must be mad to chatter on about myself like this to you |
| [04:16.504] | Forgive me |
| [04:17.156] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:17.157] | I assure you |
| [04:17.805] | FOSCA: |
| [04:17.806] | No, forgive me, please... |
| [04:18.751] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:18.752] | But truly, there is nothing to forgive |
| [04:20.420] | FOSCA: |
| [04:20.421] | Have you explored the town? |
| [04:22.999] | It is remote, isn' t it? |
| [04:25.949] | And provincial, don' t you think? |
| [04:28.671] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:28.672] | Yes |
| [04:29.071] | FOSCA: |
| [04:29.072] | And everything so brown: |
| [04:30.322] | The streets, the fields, |
| [04:31.674] | The river even, |
| [04:32.927] | Though there are some lovely gardens |
| [04:36.868] | You do like gardens, I hope? |
| [04:38.984] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:38.985] | Yes |
| [04:39.870] | FOSCA: |
| [04:39.871] | Good, I can show you gardens |
| [04:44.465] | And then of course there is the castle |
| [04:48.821] | The ruined castle |
| [04:49.972] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:49.973] | Ah |
| [04:51.007] | FOSCA: |
| [04:51.008] | I find it lovely. |
| [04:52.808] | Probably because it' s ruined, |
| [04:54.203] | I suppose |
| [04:55.906] | GIORGIO: |
| [04:55.907] | I didn' t know there was a castle |
| [04:57.927] | FOSCA: |
| [04:57.928] | I like to take excursions there |
| [05:01.833] | When I' m in better health |
| [05:04.201] | Perhaps you join me |
| [05:06.848] | And my cousin |
| [05:09.208] | One day... |
| [05:13.607] | GIORGIO: |
| [05:13.608] | That would be delightful |
| [05:15.106] | I don' t believe I' ve seen a flower or a garden since the day I arrived |
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