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Tell me about Florence And the renaissance Tell me about Bramante And the Hell of Dante ln Florence they say The world is round And there may be other lands ln this world Ships are sailing the oceans now ln search of the passage to lndia Luther will write the New Testament And we're at the dawn|of a divided world A certain Gutemberg Has changed the face of the earth With the presses in Nuremburg That every second print Poems on paper Speeches and tracts Revolutionary ideas That sweep everything else aside Small things outnumber big things Thus literature will be the demise|of architecture Schoolbooks will extinguish|cathedrals The Bible will destroy the church|and men will kill God This will destroy that Ships are sailing the oceans now ln search of the passage to lndia Luther will write the New Testament And we're at the dawn|of a divided world This will destroy that This will destroy that The bells are quiet The cathedral silent Quasimodo is miserable Quasimodo's in love He hasn't rung the bells For the last three days Quasimodo is sad Quasimodo is mad Because he's lovesick These bells l ring Are my love and lovers l want them to shout To sing and cry out By hail or by thunder With rain or the the wind l want them to resound ln joy as in torment Those that ring when we are born|those that ring when we die Those that ring everday,|every night, every hour Those that ring when we pray Those that ring when we cry Those that ring|for the early to rise For Palm Sunday|for Quasimodo For Christmas and All Saints' Day For Annunciation|for the Resurrection For Valentine's Day and Good Friday For celebrations|and processions The most beautiful is for Sunday New Year's Day, Epiphany|and Easter, day of joy Pentecost with its burning tongues For the confirmation|and for communion The Angelus and the knell,|dies irae dies illa For Ascension Day|and Assumption For all the hosannas and alleluias But the ones that l prefer Of all these iron ladies Are the Three Marias They're my dearest friends There's Little Maria For children who've just died There's big Maria For mariners who set sail But when l ring the biggest Maria For lovers to be wed My heart breaks l feel like l could die Seeing them so happy|seeing them full of joy And no woman ever will look|into my eyes Seeing them newly married|to watch them fly away To the stars under heaven's vault All the bells that l ring|Kyrie Eleison Hosanna alleluia|dies irae dies illa All those bells of adversity|all those bells of felicity All those bells|that never rang for me The bells l ring Are my friends, are my lovers l want them to cry out loud lf Esmeralda lives To tell the world that Quasimodo|loves Esmeralda Gringoire, where is your wife? We don't see her dancing|at Notre Dame anymore To tell you the truth, l don't know You're a priest, l a poet We don't share the same wives Yours is religion, mine is poetry Where is she|your Esmeralda The streets of Paris Are gloomy without her She is alone|in a tower Far away from those who fear To be bewitched by her What do you mean poet,|you speak with a forked tongue Don't evade the question Answer me, have you seen her? Where is she|my Esmeralda The den of thieves|has lost its queen She is like|a swallow Whose wings Have been clipped You will find her|in the prison of La Sante lf you don't save her|she will be sentenced To hang l've heard enough, tell me no more Where is she|our Esmeralda The streets of Paris Are gloomy without her She is like|a swallow Whose wings Have been clipped Caged birds Can they still fly? Violated children Can they still love? l was like a swallow l arrived with the spring Running through the city streets Singing gipsy songs Where are you, bell ringer? Where are you, Quasimodo Come to save me from the rope Pull apart these bars Where are you, my Esmeralda Where are you hiding from me Three days have gone by We haven't seen you here Did you leave on a trip With your handsome captain Without being engaged,|without a wedding Like the pagans do Could you be dead, perhaps Without a prayer or a wreath Don't ever let a priest Come close to you Remember that day at the fair When they tied me to the wheel When l gave you water to drink l fell down on my knees That's the day that we became Friends for life, until death There's something that binds You to me, something very strong Caged birds Can they still fly? Violated children Can they still love? Condemned Arrested Accused Locked up Thrown out Expelled Exiled Deported The color Of my skin Close To yours The song You sing With the music l dance The pain Of exile On the streets Of your city How to make a world Without any more Excluded How to make a world Without misery|or borders Humiliated Rejected Oppressed Revolted Tortured Suppressed Decimated Massacred My country l carry ln my heart ln my body Your country Brings me Misfortune And death My warmth From the south Under your skies Always grey How to make a world Without misery|or borders How to make a world Without any more Excluded Condemned Arrested Accused Locked up Thrown out Expelled Exiled Deported Condemned Condemned Esmeralda, you stand accused Of wounding the archers' captain lf he is wounded, he's still alive Oh! Let me see him|for just one moment You seduced and bewitched him You stabbed him with a knife l did not do it, l swear it But you were alone with him,|in bed A diabolic priest is harassing me He appears everywhere in the night This girl has hallucinations Born in her imagination He resembles you a bit, Sir Look at the fire in her eyes She's a witch, a foreigner She's a gipsy, a non believer Do you confess to the crime|of which you are accused l am a victim|l have nothing to confess Torture her Question her lf she endures|she must be a tough one Put her little foot|in the vice and tighten it Tighten it! Do you confess? l love him! l confess! Untie her feet and hands Murderers! Murderers! Gipsy girl, you have confessed|to all your acts of magic, Prostitution and the harassment|of Phoebus de Chateaupers You will be taken in chemise,|barefoot, your neck in a noose To the Place de Greve|where you will hang From the gallows of the city Phoebus lf by some chance he's still alive|tell him that l love him still Phoebus lf you hear me, come save me|make them hear the truth Phoebus Tell them l did not kill you Phoebus That knife l had|l put it on the floor Phoebus That man in black that followed us|l saw him bending over you Phoebus With my knife he stabbed you Phoebus Promise me you will always|remember Esmeralda Phoebus She who danced in the square|and gave her life to you Phoebus Oh! Take me far away from here To the hills of Andalusia Phoebus l was a happy man before l met you When relegated to my inner core Lay the sexuality|l stifled in adolescence While l served my two loves,|religion and science Oh! A priest who loves a woman Loves her to the depths of his soul Against wind and waves|l was solid as rock Straight and true|as a cathedral's spire Then you came like a worm|to knaw my insides And awaken a fire|l thought had long died Oh! A priest who loves a woman Loves her to the depths of his soul l lived far from women,|and the tortures of flesh When in the dark of night|there came a flash Distracted from prayer,|l opened the blind To the dawn which|revealed you in kind Oh! A priest who loves a woman Loves her, yes loves her|to the depths of his soul Oh! A priest who loves a woman With one hand caress me|the other to whip Let me atone for my sins The hell that you'll go to|will be mine as well And will be my paradise Oh! A priest who loves a woman Loves her, yes loves her|to the depths of his soul Oh! A priest who loves a woman A woman When you pass, upon your steed|what style, what grace The perfect image of rectitude|a figure of strength Or perhaps you're a rake|an animal on the make Chasing after adventure|does a heart beat under that armor? Mine is pure as the sky is blue|let me heal your wounds Let's forget this misfortune|l'll love you if you swear l'll love you if you swear|that they will hang The Zingara My little girl's dreams|expand and fade As l toss them away Don't be deceived because l'm|white as a lamb inside Only my coat touched by dirt Your proclamations are insults|your words of love are false My heart grows harder|and l'll back you against the wall Free me from these chains|take me, you brute Teach me the ways of lust|l'll love you if you swear l'll love you if you swear|that they will hang The Zingara l'll love you if you swear|l'll love you if you swear That they will hang|Esmeralda! That they will hang|the Zingara l was bewitched|in body and mind The gipsy put a spell on me l lost my head|and all my sense ln that labyrinth|l almost met my death The man who cheated on you|is not the same As the man today|who says he loves you l'm cured|in heart and soul And if you'll have me|l'll come back to you l was bewitched|in body and mind The gypsy only wanted my money l lost my head|and all my sense But now l'm back safe and sane l was bewitched|in body and mind The gypsy is condemned to die l lost my head|and all my sense Deep inside it's you l love lt's you that l still love|it's you that l still love l'm a priest,|here to help you face your death l'm cold, l'm hungry, let me go l've done no wrong Hear the bell ringing|it's five in the morning Soon this door will open|in an hour you'll be dead ln an hour l'll be fine! We shall see if you will dance Once more before the gallows What have l done to you To make you hate me so much? lt is not hate l love you! l love you But what did l do to you To make you love me so much? Me, a poor gypsy|and you, the priest of Notre Dame One morning you danced On the square, in the sun Never have l known Something like this A shiver shook me And ran through my spine|and l still remember Since that day When l look into the mirror lt's Lucifer l seem to see lnstead of me l wait for him, he will come My Phoebus, my sun He'll be my love My lover, my miracle Come closer, assassin l'll kill you with these hands|no, l'm not afraid of you l'll bite you like a dog|go away bird of ill omen l asked only a moment of pleasure l give you a choice Before dawn breaks The gallows or me Death or love The tomb or my bed lt's life or death|you only need to say yes And l'll get you out l promise to return you To your gypsy brothers To your devil's partners Go away! Go away! Go away! Go away! Set free Released Escaped Vanished l set them Free They've Escaped Set free-----Released Escaped-----Vanished Set ablaze---On fire Rebellion----Revolution Set free-----Released Escaped-----Vanished Set ablaze---On fire Rebellion----Revolution They were locked up And l opened the cage They escaped They ran away They demand the right to asylum Give them the right to asylum Set free Escaped Set ablaze Rebellion They demand the right to asylum Set free! Set free! Set free! Moon Shining high above Upon Parisian roofs See How a man|can suffer from love Bright Solitary star Fading away With the coming of day Hear Rising up to you|the song of the earth Listen to the cry Of a man in pain For whom A million stars Mean nothing compared To the eyes of the one He loves A deadly love Moon Moon Shining high above Before The break of day Hear The howling heart|of the human beast lt's the plaint Of Quasimodo Who cries ln mad despair His voice Up hill and down dale Flies up To you Moon! Watch Over this strange world That joins lts voice with choirs of angels Moon Shining high above To Shed your light upon my pen See How a man|can suffer from love Love l leave you a whistle|so you can call me During the day, you must stay here|but you can walk at night On the roofs of the cathedral|under the stars You don't hear me|you're already asleep lt's a nasty world out there You're beautiful when you sleep ln your sleep|Esmeralda Are you dreaming of your sun? God this world is unfair|he's so handsome and l'm so ugly Even if l gave you the moon|you'd still refuse to love me And he, without making a move|without a word or a glance Put some tenderness|into your big black eyes You'll give yourself to him|and believe all of his oaths You love him for his stature|without looking at what's inside God this world is unfair|he a lord and l a lout He'll give you the moon|when you've asked for nothing God this world is unfair|go love your shining knight The satin of your dark skin|is not made for tramps My ugliness is an insult|to your brazen beauty An error of mother nature's|didn't grant me any favors God this world is unfair|our fate is not theirs We don't have a fortune|but them, do they have hearts? They're born into lace|to make love and war But we poor earthworms|our lives are filled with beauty And on which side is God|on the side of monstrances Or on the side of those|who pray morning and night This Jesus that we so adore|has He always preferred The three wise men and their gold|above us poor shepherds? God this life is cruel|for two searching hearts l so ugly and you so fair|how could you possibly love me? The night is so lovely And l am so lonely l don't want to die l want to sing again|to dance and laugh l don't want to die Die Before having loved To live For the one you love Love More than the love itself To give Without expectation Free To choose how you live Without excommunication Without interdictions Free Without a God or a country The only baptism The rain that falls from the sky To live For the one you love Love More than the love itself To give Without expectation The two worlds that now separate us One day will unite Oh! l'd love to believe it Even at the cost of my life l'd give my life To change history To live For the one you love Love More than the love itself To give Without expectation Love Like the night loves the day Love Until you die of love Until you die of love Asylum! Asylum! Asylum! Asylum! Asylum!--- Soldiers of the king l exhort you|to cross this door ln all conscience|in the name of decency l give you the right To break the right To asylum!--- Out|the outlaws Out|the vagabonds Out! Out! Out|the outlaws Out|the vagabonds Out! Out! We are|foreigners The outlaws Men|and women Homeless Oh! Notre Dame|we beseech you Asylum! Asylum! We are|foreigners The outlaws Men|and women Homeless Oh! Notre Dame|we beseech you Asylum! Asylum! We are|foreigners The outlaws Men|and women Homeless Oh! Notre Dame|we beseech you Asylum! Asylum! We are|foreigners The outlaws Men|and women Homeless Oh! Notre Dame|we beseech you Asylum! Asylum! We are|foreigners The outlaws Men|and women Homeless Oh! Notre Dame|we beseech you Asylum! Asylum! Esmeralda l'm dying Oh! Little sister ln the name of all my brothers Listen to my prayer Here you grew up Here you belong Shout it out loud For me Esmeralda We are|foreigners Outlaws Men|and women Homeless They're a thousand or more At the city doors Soon they'll be Ten thousand|then a hundred thousand The world will change And intermix They'll be milions Who will demand Asylum Asylum! ln the name of the king|the order here is rendered By the court of Paris Young Esmeralda You will be hanged|for the crime of sorcery As for you|outlaws You will be|expelled Exiled Deported Expelled Exiled Deported Expelled Exiled Deported Expelled Exiled Deported Frollo! My master, my savior Priest of the Lord You have a heart after all A heart A heart that can love A heart that can cry A heart that can bleed A heart that can kill Look at her Your fair Esmeralda Remember Quasimodo The one who danced there|on her stage l handed her to the executioner Because she didn't want me You did that, you! She will die|like Jesus on the cross Look over there On Place de Greve the gallows await Your Esmeralda They're hanging her|at the break of dawn Ha ha ha ha...... Frollo! Give her to me Return her to me Leave her with me She's mine My Esmeralda Don't go Stay with me ln times to come They will find buried Our two skeletons entwined To tell the whole universe How much Quasimodo loved Esmeralda the Zingara He who God made so ugly To help him carry his cross To help him carry his cross Devour my body, drink my blood Vultures of Montfaucon May death for all time Unite our two names Let my soul fly away Far from the misery of the world Let my love blend With the light of the universe With the light of the universe Dance my Esmeralda Sing my Esmeralda Dance once more for me l want you desperately Dance my Esmeralda Sing my Esmeralda Let me go with you To die for you is not death Dance my Esmeralda Sing my Esmeralda Come and sleep in my arms l want you desperately Dance my Esmeralda Sing my Esmeralda Beyond the beyond To die for you is not death Dance my Esmeralda Sing my Esmeralda Let me go with you To die for you is not death Subtitles By:|Yigit Guler |
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