The Bargain Lyrics
| Song | The Bargain |
| Artist | Isabelle Allen |
| Album | Les Misérables: The Motion Picture Soundtrack Deluxe |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [ti:the wood] | |
| [ar:讨价还价歌] | |
| [al:L M] | |
| [00:00.00] | Lalalalalalala |
| [00:13.31] | Hush now, do not be afraid of me |
| [00:19.64] | Don't hide, show me where you live |
| [00:25.02] | Tell me, my child, what is your name? |
| [00:30.15] | I'm called Cosette |
| [00:36.92] | I found her wandering in the wood |
| [00:38.52] | This little child, I found her trembling in the shadows |
| [00:42.70] | And I am here to help Cosette |
| [00:44.40] | And I will settle any debt you may think proper |
| [00:47.73] | I will pay what I must pay |
| [00:53.22] | To take Cosette away. |
| [01:02.28] | What to do? What to say? |
| [01:05.82] | Shall you carry our treasure away |
| [01:09.89] | What a gem! What a pearl! |
| [01:13.67] | Beyond rubies is our little girl |
| [01:17.86] | How can we talk of debt |
| [01:21.64] | Let's not haggle for darling Colette |
| [01:26.67] | Cosette |
| [01:27.22] | Cosette |
| [01:29.16] | Dear Fantine, gone to rest |
| [01:33.20] | Have we done for her child what is best?(I think so) |
| [01:36.93] | Shared our bread, shared each bone |
| [01:41.02] | Treated her like she's one of our own |
| [01:44.21] | Like our own, Monsieur! |
| [01:48.05] | Your feelings do you credit, sir |
| [01:50.89] | And I will ease the parting blow |
| [01:53.33] | Let us not talk of bargains or bones or greed |
| [01:58.31] | Now, may I say, we are agreed? |
| [02:02.89] | That would quite fit the bill |
| [02:07.08] | If she hadn't so often been ill |
| [02:10.77] | Little dear, cost us dear |
| [02:14.25] | Medicines are expensive, M'sieur |
| [02:18.24] | Not that we begrudged a sou |
| [02:21.93] | It's no more than we Christians must do! |
| [02:28.70] | No more words, here's your price |
| [02:32.09] | Fifteen hundred for your sacrifice |
| [02:36.12] | Come, Cosette, say goodbye |
| [02:39.63] | Let us seek out some friendlier sky |
| [02:43.81] | Thank you both for Cosette |
| [02:47.26] | It won't take you too long to forget. |
| [02:53.00] | Farewell Coshette! |
| [02:55.28] | It's Cosette... |
| [03:03.02] | Where I go, you will be |
| [03:06.00] | Will you be like a papa to me? |
| [03:10.04] | Yes, Cosette |
| [03:11.93] | Yes, it's true |
| [03:13.87] | I'll be father and mother to you. |
| ti: the wood | |
| ar: tao jia huan jia ge | |
| al: L M | |
| [00:00.00] | Lalalalalalala |
| [00:13.31] | Hush now, do not be afraid of me |
| [00:19.64] | Don' t hide, show me where you live |
| [00:25.02] | Tell me, my child, what is your name? |
| [00:30.15] | I' m called Cosette |
| [00:36.92] | I found her wandering in the wood |
| [00:38.52] | This little child, I found her trembling in the shadows |
| [00:42.70] | And I am here to help Cosette |
| [00:44.40] | And I will settle any debt you may think proper |
| [00:47.73] | I will pay what I must pay |
| [00:53.22] | To take Cosette away. |
| [01:02.28] | What to do? What to say? |
| [01:05.82] | Shall you carry our treasure away |
| [01:09.89] | What a gem! What a pearl! |
| [01:13.67] | Beyond rubies is our little girl |
| [01:17.86] | How can we talk of debt |
| [01:21.64] | Let' s not haggle for darling Colette |
| [01:26.67] | Cosette |
| [01:27.22] | Cosette |
| [01:29.16] | Dear Fantine, gone to rest |
| [01:33.20] | Have we done for her child what is best? I think so |
| [01:36.93] | Shared our bread, shared each bone |
| [01:41.02] | Treated her like she' s one of our own |
| [01:44.21] | Like our own, Monsieur! |
| [01:48.05] | Your feelings do you credit, sir |
| [01:50.89] | And I will ease the parting blow |
| [01:53.33] | Let us not talk of bargains or bones or greed |
| [01:58.31] | Now, may I say, we are agreed? |
| [02:02.89] | That would quite fit the bill |
| [02:07.08] | If she hadn' t so often been ill |
| [02:10.77] | Little dear, cost us dear |
| [02:14.25] | Medicines are expensive, M' sieur |
| [02:18.24] | Not that we begrudged a sou |
| [02:21.93] | It' s no more than we Christians must do! |
| [02:28.70] | No more words, here' s your price |
| [02:32.09] | Fifteen hundred for your sacrifice |
| [02:36.12] | Come, Cosette, say goodbye |
| [02:39.63] | Let us seek out some friendlier sky |
| [02:43.81] | Thank you both for Cosette |
| [02:47.26] | It won' t take you too long to forget. |
| [02:53.00] | Farewell Coshette! |
| [02:55.28] | It' s Cosette... |
| [03:03.02] | Where I go, you will be |
| [03:06.00] | Will you be like a papa to me? |
| [03:10.04] | Yes, Cosette |
| [03:11.93] | Yes, it' s true |
| [03:13.87] | I' ll be father and mother to you. |
| ti: the wood | |
| ar: tǎo jià huán jià gē | |
| al: L M | |
| [00:00.00] | Lalalalalalala |
| [00:13.31] | Hush now, do not be afraid of me |
| [00:19.64] | Don' t hide, show me where you live |
| [00:25.02] | Tell me, my child, what is your name? |
| [00:30.15] | I' m called Cosette |
| [00:36.92] | I found her wandering in the wood |
| [00:38.52] | This little child, I found her trembling in the shadows |
| [00:42.70] | And I am here to help Cosette |
| [00:44.40] | And I will settle any debt you may think proper |
| [00:47.73] | I will pay what I must pay |
| [00:53.22] | To take Cosette away. |
| [01:02.28] | What to do? What to say? |
| [01:05.82] | Shall you carry our treasure away |
| [01:09.89] | What a gem! What a pearl! |
| [01:13.67] | Beyond rubies is our little girl |
| [01:17.86] | How can we talk of debt |
| [01:21.64] | Let' s not haggle for darling Colette |
| [01:26.67] | Cosette |
| [01:27.22] | Cosette |
| [01:29.16] | Dear Fantine, gone to rest |
| [01:33.20] | Have we done for her child what is best? I think so |
| [01:36.93] | Shared our bread, shared each bone |
| [01:41.02] | Treated her like she' s one of our own |
| [01:44.21] | Like our own, Monsieur! |
| [01:48.05] | Your feelings do you credit, sir |
| [01:50.89] | And I will ease the parting blow |
| [01:53.33] | Let us not talk of bargains or bones or greed |
| [01:58.31] | Now, may I say, we are agreed? |
| [02:02.89] | That would quite fit the bill |
| [02:07.08] | If she hadn' t so often been ill |
| [02:10.77] | Little dear, cost us dear |
| [02:14.25] | Medicines are expensive, M' sieur |
| [02:18.24] | Not that we begrudged a sou |
| [02:21.93] | It' s no more than we Christians must do! |
| [02:28.70] | No more words, here' s your price |
| [02:32.09] | Fifteen hundred for your sacrifice |
| [02:36.12] | Come, Cosette, say goodbye |
| [02:39.63] | Let us seek out some friendlier sky |
| [02:43.81] | Thank you both for Cosette |
| [02:47.26] | It won' t take you too long to forget. |
| [02:53.00] | Farewell Coshette! |
| [02:55.28] | It' s Cosette... |
| [03:03.02] | Where I go, you will be |
| [03:06.00] | Will you be like a papa to me? |
| [03:10.04] | Yes, Cosette |
| [03:11.93] | Yes, it' s true |
| [03:13.87] | I' ll be father and mother to you. |
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