MRS LOVETT Toby, where are you, now? Where is he? Nothing?s gonna harm you, not while I?m around
SWEENEY TODD Toby? Toby!
MRS LOVETT Nothing?s gonna harm you, darling, not while I?m around
SWEENEY TODD Toby?
ANTHONY Mr Todd! You wait for him here. I?ll return with the coach in less then half an hour. Don?t worry, no one will recognize you. You?re safe now.
JOHANNA Safe? So we run away and then all our dreams come true?
ANTHONY I hope so.
JOHANNA I?ve never had dreams. Only nightmares.
ANTHONY Johanna, when we?re free of this place, All the ghosts will go away.
JOHANNA No, Anthony. They never go away.
ANTHONY I?ll be right back to you, Half an hour and we?ll be free.
LUCY Beadle, Beadle, no good hiding, I saw you Are you in there still, Beadle? Beadle, Beadle, the Beadle! Beadle-de-del-de-del-de-del-de-del, dumpling Beadle, dumpling, Bea-de-el-de-del-del-de-del-de-del-de-del-de-del ?
SWEENEY TODD Who are you? What are you doing here?
LUCY Is it in here, sir? The stink of evil from below! From her! She?s the devil?s wife. Beware of it, sir. She with no pity in her heart!
Hey, don?t I know you, Mister?
JUDGE TURPIN Mr Todd? Where is she?
SWEENEY TODD Below, your honor, with my neighbour. Thank heavens the sailor did not molest her. Thank heavens, too, she has seen the error of her ways.
JUDGE TURPIN She has?
SWEENEY TODD Oh yes, your lesson was well learned. She speaks only of you, longing for forgiveness.
JUDGE TURPIN Then she shall have it. She?ll be here soon, Sir?
SWEENEY TODD Yes.
JUDGE TURPIN Excellent, my friend.
SWEENEY TODD How ?bout a shave? Sit, Sir, sit!
JUDGE TURPIN Ah, pretty women
SWEENEY TODD Pretty women, yes
JUDGE TURPIN Johanna, Johanna
SWEENEY TODD Pretty women, pretty women are a wonder Pretty women
JUDGE TURPIN What wonderful women
SWEENEY TODD Pretty women
BOTH Blowing out their candles
SWEENEY TODD Oh!
BOTH Combing out their hair
JUDGE TURPIN Then they leave, even when they leave you and vanish They somehow can still remain there with you
SWEENEY TODD Even when they leave they still are there, there
BOTH There
JUDGE TURPIN How seldom it is one meets a fellow, Sir.
SWEENEY TODD With fellow tastes, in women at least.
JUDGE TURPIN What's that?
SWEENEY TODD The years no doubt have changed me, Sir. But then I don't suppose a face of a barber, A face of a prisoner in the dark, Is not particularly rememberable.
JUDGE TURPIN Benjamin Barker!
SWEENEY TODD BENJAMIN BARKER!
Rest now, my friend, rest now forever Sleep now the untroubled sleep of the angels
Don?t I know you?, she said. You knew she lived.
MRS LOVETT I was only thinking of you!
SWEENEY TODD You lied to me...
MRS LOVETT No, no, not lied at all, no I never lied
SWEENEY TODD Lucy...
MRS LOVETT Said she took the poison, she did, never said that she died
SWEENEY TODD I?ve come home again
MRS LOVETT Poor thing, she lived, but it left her weak in the head All she did for months was just lie there in bed
SWEENEY TODD Lucy...
MRS LOVETT Should?ve been in hospital, wound up in Bedlam instead, poor thing
SWEENEY TODD Oh my god...
MRS LOVETT Better you should think she was dead Yes, I lied, 'cause I love you
SWEENEY TODD Lucy...
MRS LOVETT I?d be twice the wife she was, I love you
SWEENEY TODD What have I done?
MRS LOVETT Could that thing have cared for you like me?
SWEENEY TODD Mrs Lovett, you?re a bloody wonder Eminently practical and yet appropriate as always As you?ve said repeatedly There?s little point in dwelling on the past
MRS LOVETT Do you mean it?
SWEENEY TODD Do come here, my love
MRS LOVETT Everything I did I swear, I thought it was only for the best
SWEENEY TODD Not a thing to fear, my love
MRS LOVETT Believe me
SWEENEY TODD What?s dead, is dead
MRS LOVETT Can we still be married?
SWEENEY TODD The history of the world, my pet
MRS LOVETT Oh Mr Todd, oh Mr Todd, leave it to me
SWEENEY TODD Is learn forgiveness and try to forget!
MRS LOVETT By the sea, Mr Todd, we?ll be comfy cosy By the sea, Mr Todd, where there?s no one nosy
SWEENEY TODD And life is for the alive, my dear! So let?s keep living it!
BOTH Just keep living it, really living it!
SWEENEY TODD There was a barber and his wife, and she was beautiful A foolish barber and his wife, she was his reason and his life And she was beautiful, and she was virtuous, and he was...
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