| Song | No Moon |
| Artist | Becky Ann Baker |
| Artist | William Youmans |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | John Cunningham |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Artist | David Elder |
| Artist | YoungStar |
| Album | Titanic: The Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording) |
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| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Maury Yeston |
| [00:01.00] | 作曲 : Maury Yeston |
| [00:13.69] | No moon |
| [00:15.05] | No wind |
| [00:16.71] | Nothing to spy things by |
| [00:20.76] | No wave |
| [00:22.69] | No swell |
| [00:24.45] | No line where sea meets sky |
| [00:28.73] | Stillness |
| [00:30.55] | Darkness |
| [00:32.46] | Can't see a thing says I |
| [00:35.65] | No reflection |
| [00:37.70] | Not a shadow |
| [00:39.66] | Not a glint of light |
| [00:42.31] | Meets the eye |
| [00:46.15] | And we go sailing |
| [00:48.41] | Sailing |
| [00:50.93] | Ever westward on the sea |
| [00:54.16] | We go sailing |
| [00:56.56] | Sailing |
| [00:58.52] | Ever on |
| [01:00.11] | Go we |
| [01:03.17] | It's a beautiful night Mr. Straus |
| [01:05.01] | Even though there's no moon |
| [01:07.05] | Look at all the stars |
| [01:08.45] | Can you find the big dipper |
| [01:11.56] | The big dipper I can't even find our own stateroom |
| [01:14.96] | Every time I go out for a walk finding my way back is |
| [01:17.53] | An adventure |
| [01:18.82] | Maybe you drop some bread crumbs |
| [01:20.79] | Can you feel how cold it's getting Mrs. Straus |
| [01:23.24] | All in the past couple of hours |
| [01:25.77] | Would you like me to get your fur stole |
| [01:29.61] | What and maybe never see you again |
| [01:33.08] | No thank you I'd rather freeze |
| [01:38.86] | Are you cold then Katie |
| [01:42.25] | Not now that you've got your arm around me |
| [01:45.37] | But I don't |
| [01:46.43] | Oh you're a funny one Kate Mcgowan |
| [01:49.86] | Funny thanks very much |
| [01:51.80] | Because you come right out with what you want |
| [01:53.60] | And you find that funny do you |
| [01:55.86] | What kind of girl do you think I am |
| [01:59.63] | You think I need to be told what I want |
| [02:03.44] | Life's too short for that me boy o |
| [02:11.75] | The weather's quite changed Mr. Lightoller |
| [02:14.74] | Yes sir it's turned very cold |
| [02:16.31] | Only one point above freezing |
| [02:18.57] | Ocean temperature's down to thirty one degrees captain |
| [02:21.30] | Warn the carpenter to check our supply of fresh water |
| [02:24.69] | Mr. Murdoch |
| [02:25.25] | And tell the engine room to watch the steam winches |
| [02:27.41] | Aye aye sir |
| [02:31.58] | There's not much wind is there |
| [02:34.51] | No sir it appears to be a flat calm |
| [02:40.37] | And we go sailing see how calm it is |
| [02:43.39] | Sailing |
| [02:44.31] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:45.25] | Ah the open sea |
| [02:46.62] | Ever westward |
| [02:47.32] | On the sea |
| [02:48.46] | Feel the bite in the air |
| [02:49.25] | We go sailing |
| [02:50.61] | Sailing ah the open sea |
| [02:53.02] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:53.70] | Ever on |
| [02:54.41] | Go we |
| [02:59.31] | Charles think |
| [03:00.71] | In two days America |
| [03:03.09] | What's the first thing your going to do when we get there darling |
| [03:06.68] | After marrying me of course |
| [03:08.68] | Apply to the sports desk of an important New York newspaper |
| [03:12.06] | I'm sure that they can use a journalist with my experience |
| [03:14.67] | Oh darling you're sure to be a success |
| [03:18.03] | Let us both hope so |
| [03:20.38] | That's why we're going there |
| [03:26.55] | Good evening gentlemen |
| [03:27.87] | Madam this happens to bo the smoke room |
| [03:30.90] | So I see |
| [03:32.28] | Women are never permitted in the 1st calss smoke room madam |
| [03:35.10] | Don't look so shocked gentlemen there's a new world out there |
| [03:38.86] | There's a new world out where |
| [03:41.15] | Mr. Hartley that's a new melody what's it called |
| [03:45.26] | Autumn m'am |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Maury Yeston |
| [00:01.00] | zuo qu : Maury Yeston |
| [00:13.69] | No moon |
| [00:15.05] | No wind |
| [00:16.71] | Nothing to spy things by |
| [00:20.76] | No wave |
| [00:22.69] | No swell |
| [00:24.45] | No line where sea meets sky |
| [00:28.73] | Stillness |
| [00:30.55] | Darkness |
| [00:32.46] | Can' t see a thing says I |
| [00:35.65] | No reflection |
| [00:37.70] | Not a shadow |
| [00:39.66] | Not a glint of light |
| [00:42.31] | Meets the eye |
| [00:46.15] | And we go sailing |
| [00:48.41] | Sailing |
| [00:50.93] | Ever westward on the sea |
| [00:54.16] | We go sailing |
| [00:56.56] | Sailing |
| [00:58.52] | Ever on |
| [01:00.11] | Go we |
| [01:03.17] | It' s a beautiful night Mr. Straus |
| [01:05.01] | Even though there' s no moon |
| [01:07.05] | Look at all the stars |
| [01:08.45] | Can you find the big dipper |
| [01:11.56] | The big dipper I can' t even find our own stateroom |
| [01:14.96] | Every time I go out for a walk finding my way back is |
| [01:17.53] | An adventure |
| [01:18.82] | Maybe you drop some bread crumbs |
| [01:20.79] | Can you feel how cold it' s getting Mrs. Straus |
| [01:23.24] | All in the past couple of hours |
| [01:25.77] | Would you like me to get your fur stole |
| [01:29.61] | What and maybe never see you again |
| [01:33.08] | No thank you I' d rather freeze |
| [01:38.86] | Are you cold then Katie |
| [01:42.25] | Not now that you' ve got your arm around me |
| [01:45.37] | But I don' t |
| [01:46.43] | Oh you' re a funny one Kate Mcgowan |
| [01:49.86] | Funny thanks very much |
| [01:51.80] | Because you come right out with what you want |
| [01:53.60] | And you find that funny do you |
| [01:55.86] | What kind of girl do you think I am |
| [01:59.63] | You think I need to be told what I want |
| [02:03.44] | Life' s too short for that me boy o |
| [02:11.75] | The weather' s quite changed Mr. Lightoller |
| [02:14.74] | Yes sir it' s turned very cold |
| [02:16.31] | Only one point above freezing |
| [02:18.57] | Ocean temperature' s down to thirty one degrees captain |
| [02:21.30] | Warn the carpenter to check our supply of fresh water |
| [02:24.69] | Mr. Murdoch |
| [02:25.25] | And tell the engine room to watch the steam winches |
| [02:27.41] | Aye aye sir |
| [02:31.58] | There' s not much wind is there |
| [02:34.51] | No sir it appears to be a flat calm |
| [02:40.37] | And we go sailing see how calm it is |
| [02:43.39] | Sailing |
| [02:44.31] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:45.25] | Ah the open sea |
| [02:46.62] | Ever westward |
| [02:47.32] | On the sea |
| [02:48.46] | Feel the bite in the air |
| [02:49.25] | We go sailing |
| [02:50.61] | Sailing ah the open sea |
| [02:53.02] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:53.70] | Ever on |
| [02:54.41] | Go we |
| [02:59.31] | Charles think |
| [03:00.71] | In two days America |
| [03:03.09] | What' s the first thing your going to do when we get there darling |
| [03:06.68] | After marrying me of course |
| [03:08.68] | Apply to the sports desk of an important New York newspaper |
| [03:12.06] | I' m sure that they can use a journalist with my experience |
| [03:14.67] | Oh darling you' re sure to be a success |
| [03:18.03] | Let us both hope so |
| [03:20.38] | That' s why we' re going there |
| [03:26.55] | Good evening gentlemen |
| [03:27.87] | Madam this happens to bo the smoke room |
| [03:30.90] | So I see |
| [03:32.28] | Women are never permitted in the 1st calss smoke room madam |
| [03:35.10] | Don' t look so shocked gentlemen there' s a new world out there |
| [03:38.86] | There' s a new world out where |
| [03:41.15] | Mr. Hartley that' s a new melody what' s it called |
| [03:45.26] | Autumn m' am |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Maury Yeston |
| [00:01.00] | zuò qǔ : Maury Yeston |
| [00:13.69] | No moon |
| [00:15.05] | No wind |
| [00:16.71] | Nothing to spy things by |
| [00:20.76] | No wave |
| [00:22.69] | No swell |
| [00:24.45] | No line where sea meets sky |
| [00:28.73] | Stillness |
| [00:30.55] | Darkness |
| [00:32.46] | Can' t see a thing says I |
| [00:35.65] | No reflection |
| [00:37.70] | Not a shadow |
| [00:39.66] | Not a glint of light |
| [00:42.31] | Meets the eye |
| [00:46.15] | And we go sailing |
| [00:48.41] | Sailing |
| [00:50.93] | Ever westward on the sea |
| [00:54.16] | We go sailing |
| [00:56.56] | Sailing |
| [00:58.52] | Ever on |
| [01:00.11] | Go we |
| [01:03.17] | It' s a beautiful night Mr. Straus |
| [01:05.01] | Even though there' s no moon |
| [01:07.05] | Look at all the stars |
| [01:08.45] | Can you find the big dipper |
| [01:11.56] | The big dipper I can' t even find our own stateroom |
| [01:14.96] | Every time I go out for a walk finding my way back is |
| [01:17.53] | An adventure |
| [01:18.82] | Maybe you drop some bread crumbs |
| [01:20.79] | Can you feel how cold it' s getting Mrs. Straus |
| [01:23.24] | All in the past couple of hours |
| [01:25.77] | Would you like me to get your fur stole |
| [01:29.61] | What and maybe never see you again |
| [01:33.08] | No thank you I' d rather freeze |
| [01:38.86] | Are you cold then Katie |
| [01:42.25] | Not now that you' ve got your arm around me |
| [01:45.37] | But I don' t |
| [01:46.43] | Oh you' re a funny one Kate Mcgowan |
| [01:49.86] | Funny thanks very much |
| [01:51.80] | Because you come right out with what you want |
| [01:53.60] | And you find that funny do you |
| [01:55.86] | What kind of girl do you think I am |
| [01:59.63] | You think I need to be told what I want |
| [02:03.44] | Life' s too short for that me boy o |
| [02:11.75] | The weather' s quite changed Mr. Lightoller |
| [02:14.74] | Yes sir it' s turned very cold |
| [02:16.31] | Only one point above freezing |
| [02:18.57] | Ocean temperature' s down to thirty one degrees captain |
| [02:21.30] | Warn the carpenter to check our supply of fresh water |
| [02:24.69] | Mr. Murdoch |
| [02:25.25] | And tell the engine room to watch the steam winches |
| [02:27.41] | Aye aye sir |
| [02:31.58] | There' s not much wind is there |
| [02:34.51] | No sir it appears to be a flat calm |
| [02:40.37] | And we go sailing see how calm it is |
| [02:43.39] | Sailing |
| [02:44.31] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:45.25] | Ah the open sea |
| [02:46.62] | Ever westward |
| [02:47.32] | On the sea |
| [02:48.46] | Feel the bite in the air |
| [02:49.25] | We go sailing |
| [02:50.61] | Sailing ah the open sea |
| [02:53.02] | Smooth as polished glass |
| [02:53.70] | Ever on |
| [02:54.41] | Go we |
| [02:59.31] | Charles think |
| [03:00.71] | In two days America |
| [03:03.09] | What' s the first thing your going to do when we get there darling |
| [03:06.68] | After marrying me of course |
| [03:08.68] | Apply to the sports desk of an important New York newspaper |
| [03:12.06] | I' m sure that they can use a journalist with my experience |
| [03:14.67] | Oh darling you' re sure to be a success |
| [03:18.03] | Let us both hope so |
| [03:20.38] | That' s why we' re going there |
| [03:26.55] | Good evening gentlemen |
| [03:27.87] | Madam this happens to bo the smoke room |
| [03:30.90] | So I see |
| [03:32.28] | Women are never permitted in the 1st calss smoke room madam |
| [03:35.10] | Don' t look so shocked gentlemen there' s a new world out there |
| [03:38.86] | There' s a new world out where |
| [03:41.15] | Mr. Hartley that' s a new melody what' s it called |
| [03:45.26] | Autumn m' am |