Blood Brothers

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Conductor's Score

BLOOD BROTHERS

Willy Russell

Samuel French Ltd

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CONfENTS

No. Title Page

1 Overture 12 MarilynMonroe 42a MarilynMonroe (reprise) 93

Mrs Lyons'theme11

4 Underscoring 125 Underscoring 136 My Child 147 Underscoring 228 Underscoring 249 Easy Terms 2510 Underscoring 3311 Shoes Upon the Table 3512 Easy Terms (reprise) 4013 Kids Game 4214 Underscoring 5615 Shoes Upon the Tables (reprise 2a) 5716

Shoes Upon the Table (reprise 2b)60

17 BrightNew Day (preview) 6218 Long SundayAfternoon 6519 Bright New Day (reprise) 76

20 MarilynMonroe (reprise) 9321/22 Underscoring 100/10123 Underscoring 10324 (Continued) 10425 Underscoring 10726 That Guy 10827 Shoes Upon the Table 11328/29 Underscoring 116/117

30 I'm Not Saying a Word 12131 Underscoring 12732 Miss Jones 12833 Just a Game (underscore) 13834 MarilynMonroe (reprise3) 13935 Light Romance 14436 Shoes Upon the Table (madman) 14937 Tell Me It's Not Tme 154

1 . OvertureMrs Johnstone -Choir

AI Very slow (J =30)Vocal Hne (play if needed)

Very sustained chords

AtmosphericPolysynth

Straight mute Tpt(second time only)

E E/C#

e-D2 B/D#

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A A q G2

1. Overture

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Mm Mm,

say it's just a sto - rye

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~ MmJohnstonc

._& .. - ~ - uTen me it's not true,

D/F# G D/F#

Cue: How one was kept

& one given away.

Hold till cue

Cue: My own dearsons lie slain

Hold till cue

Segue 2.

2. MarilynMonroeMrs Johnstone

Cue: Narrator Judge for yourselves

how she came to play this part

SlowMrs Johnstone

-Colla voce Once I had a hus-band,- you know the sort of chap,_

met him at a dance- and how he came on with the chat.

rA Bm7 A/CI D Bm

my eyes were deep blue pools, my skin as soft as snow, he

a tempo (quite brisk)

we went dan - Then, of course,Vibes

found that was

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-..told me I was sex - i-er than Ma-ri-lin_ Mon - roe. And we went dan - cing,

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DrumsA Bm7 C07 A/CI Gm/D D Ebo7 IEm

weeks 0 - ver -due. We got. mar - Tied at the re - gi -sty an' then we had a

Itm - Bm7 C07 A/C# 11 Gm

[!!]Key 11

Clarinet in A

Swing _3

. - -"do" We all had cur - ly sal- mon sand-wich-es,- an'

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2. Marilyn Monroe

the ale did flow, they said the bride was lov -li - er_than Ma-ri-Iyn- Man -

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And we went dan - cmg,

yes, we went dan - cmg.-

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the ba by came a -long, we called him Dar - ren Wayne,- then

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three months on found that was m the club a - gam.

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2. Marityn Monroe

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Sax ~~ '"-

no more dan - cing.Rit.

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An' though I still fan -cied dan-cing, my hus -band would -nit go,- with a

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Half tempo (non swing)

wife he said was twice the size of Ma- ri -lyn-Mon - roe. No more dan-

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- . --time that I was twen-ty five,_ I looked like four - ty two,- with

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se - yen hun - gry mouths to feed and

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2. Marilyn MonroeVln

-one more near - ly due.

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My husband, he'd walked out on me, a month or two- a- go,

who looks a bit like

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Ma-ri-Iyn- Mon roe. And they go dan- cing,

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An irate MI1kman (the Narrator)

rushes in to rudely inteTTUpt the song

Yes, they go dan-cing, they go dan...

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20. MorilynMonroe - RepriseMrs Johnstone

Cue Kid Four (oil) Mum, I can't sleep, I'm hungry,I'm starvin'. . .Kids (off) An' me, Mam. An' me. An' me.

Mrs Johnstone

know it's hard on all you kids, but

Perc (Vibes)

try and get some sleep.

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loads of things to eat. We'll have

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(speaking) (sings)

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.. - .. - . X' "' -.JYorkshire Puddin', Battenberg Cake, Chicken an' Chips,

ham, an' jam, an' spam an' Roast Beef Corned Beef, Sausages, Treacle tart, Mince an' Spuds, When

1//Milk Shake Mix for the Baby:

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20. MarilynMonroe - Reprise ~

bring home the dough, we'll live like kings, like bright young things, like Ma - ri - Iyn Mon

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Mrs Johnstone hums

a few bars of the song

And we'll go dan -cin', yes we'll go we'll go

Em A Gm

we'll go dan - cin'.

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3. Mrs Lyons ThemeInstrumental

Cue: Mrs Lyons Look.,if it will make you any happierI'll put them away. . .

Vibes (Motor on) Hard Sticks

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4. Underscoring (shoes upon the table)Instrumental

Cue: Gynaecologist You'reexpecting twins.Congratulations.And the next one please, nurse.

Soprano (Saxleads)

slap>- :> :> :> :>

open tone iDrums-Ride Cym on bell :>

Medium tempo J=100KeyI Synth(Sax solo)

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5. Underscoring (MrsLyons theme)Instrumental

Cue: Mrs Lyons T\\ins? You'reexpecring twins?

Key I Synth

Sustained Bass

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Vibes (Motor On) Hard Sticks

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6. My ChildMrs Johnstone -Mrs Lyons

Cue Mrs Johnstone Are y' . . . are y' that desperate to have a baby?

Key 11Strings

Cym tr~soft stix

Vln Vibes

Mrs Lyonsr':\

- VibesEach day I look out from this win- dow,

Colla voce

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see him with his friends, I hear him call,Vibes I rush down but as I fold my anns a-

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6.My Child

dreamed of all the pIa - ces I would

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the games we'd play, the sto - ries I would the

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he's gone. Was he e - ver there at all?

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jokes we'd share, the c10th - ing 1 would make_ him, I reach

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6. My Child

out, but as I do, he fades- a- Vibes

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Mrs Johnstone

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If my child- was raised in- a pa -lace- like this- one,_ he

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would-nIt have_ to wor- ry wh~ his next meal- was corn- in' from.- His

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6. My Child

~1rs Lyons

c1o-thing- would be sup-plied by George Hen-ry Lee. Asus4 He'd ha\.e

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Mrs Lvons

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make too much noise_ with- out the neigh- bours corn - plai - nin'. Sil- ver

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Mrs Johnstone

- -- - -trays to take meals- from,- a bike with- both wheels on?-

6. My Child

Mrs Lyons

And he'd sleep evKey 11

----night in- a

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Mrs Johnstone

bed of his own._ He would-n't get- in - to fights,- he'd leave

--- ---mat- ches a - Ione.- And you'd ne -ver find_ him-

ef - fin' and blind in'.

6. My Child

-And when he- grew up he- could

Vibes ~:j.

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-to stand- and queue up_ for hours on

ne - ver be told-

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endat the d01e.- He'd grow up to be- a ere-dit to me.-

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6. My Child

Mrs Johnstone To you.

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Mrs Lyons

Mrs Johnstone I would still be able to see him everyday, wouldn't I?An'. . .an' you would look after him,wouldn't y'?

I'd keep him

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Slower

--warm_ in the win -ter, and cool when it shines. I'd pull out- his splin- ters with -out

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6. My Child

--mak- ing_ him cry. I'd al - ways be there_ if his dream be-came a night - mare.

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My child. My. child.

AccelA tempo

My child.

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7. UnderscoringInstrumental

Cue: Mrs Lyons I want everyone to know about mybaby.

(She suddenly reaches for the Bible)

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Narrator

Freely - following narration We must make this a, erm, a bind -ing a - gree -ment.Mysterioso. disonant Key!.-..,-..

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Solina - hold throughout.

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In the name of Je -sus, the thing was done. now there's no go-ing back for a-ny-one. It's too late now for feel- iog tom

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there's. pact bcallmted. ean . becD bom. &c- - - , How swift-Iy those wbo'w made . pact.

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Play toms sparingly------_. >-

can come to 0-ver-look the fact.Or wish the -kon- ing be de-Iayed. but a debt is a debt and must be paid.

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Cue: Narrator But a debtis a debt and must be paid.

Key 11Synth (String Setting)

Optional repeat

Finish when debt collector enters

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9. Easy TermsMrs Johnstone -Backing Singers

Cue Catalogue ~faD Ab wen as long as y' can laugh about it, eh,that's the main thing isn't it? (exits)

Mn JobMtODe Yeh.

Mrs Johnstone

Medium 4 J=110On - ly mine- un - til

-round to pay-the bill. Then, I'm- a-fraid,-

paid must be re - turned. You ne-ver, e - ver learn,

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--the time- comes

what can't be

that no -thing's

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9. Easy Terms

on ea - sy tenns. On - ly for- a

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to call_ you mme. 3Fa-mi - lia-rizf

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.that face, those eyes, make fu - ture plans that can-not be cc

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9. Easy Terms

firmed. On bor- rowed time,3

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Liv - ing on the

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ne - ver ne - ver, con - stant as the- - - - -

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wea -ther, ne -ver sure who's at the door or the

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pnce I'll have to pay.- Should we meet a - gam, I will not

cog -nize your name. 3 You can be sure what's gone be-

9. Easy Terms

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tenns.

3that once we

Jwere ea sy

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Mrs Johnstone

Liv-ing on_ the ne - ver ne-ver,-

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on the ne - verv-mg _ ne-ver,_

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fore con - cealed. Your friends will ne - verI I

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9. Easy Terms

con - s tant as sure- who's at the door or the

con -stant as the chang - ing wea -ther, ne -ver sure- door-

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-I'llhaveto pay._ Mn Lyons They're bom~you didn't notify me.

Mrs Johnstone Well!...I just...it 's couldn't I keep them for a few more days, please, please, they're a pair, they go together. 'I

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o pay._Instrumental section

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9. Easy Terms

Mrs Lyons My husband is due bid lomOh<>~'.1rs Johnstone. 1must have my baby. Wemade an agreement. a bargain.You swore on the Bible. Mn JObDStOHYou'dbencr...you'd bener see which one you want. Mn Lyons 111take...

Mrs Johnstone -Liv-ing on- the ne - ver ne-ver,- con-stant as the

Mrs Johnstone No.Backing Singers . .Don'ttell mewhichone. Llv-mg on- the ne - ver ne-ver,_

Just takehim, take him.

con-stant as the

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-chang - ing wea-ther, ne- ver sure- who's at the door or the price I'll have to pay.-

-chang- ing wea-ther,ne-ver sure- door- pnce 1'1) have to pay.-

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Hold till Cue

Mrs Johnstone I've got to go to work.I ;

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Cue: Mrs Lyons No. You' ll tell nobody. Because . . .

don'tyou? What? What? They say that jf

either twin learns that he was one of a pair they shall both immediately

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Because if you tell anyone ... and these children learn of the truth, then youHold throughout

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knowwhat willhappen,don't you? You knowwhat they say about twins secretly parted

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7. Underscoring

die! It means, MrsJohnstone, that these brothers shall grow up, unaware of the other's existence.

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They shall be raised apart and never, ever told what was once the truth.

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You won't tell anyone about this, Mrs Johnstone, because if you do, you will kill them.

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11.Shoes Upon The TableNarrator

Cue 1\1rs L"ODS You \\'on~ te)] anyone about this,Mrs Johnstone,

becasuc if you do, you will kill them.

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J=120 Rock Feel (Heavy)an' a killed.hoes up -on- the ta - ble

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(on rims)

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Some-one broke the look-in' glass,- a full moon shin-in' an' the salt's been

spi11ed. You're walk - in' on the pave - ment cracks,-

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don't know what's gon - na know the de -vil1s got, I

your_ !"-ome to pass. Now y'

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-nwn-ber,_ y' know he's gon - na find- y',..,"

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he's sta-rin' through your win -dows, he's

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creep - ing- down thei

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11.Shoes Upon The Table

DO point in clutch - ing at ro you're

al-ways gon-na know what was done,- e-ven when you shut your eyes-

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see that you sold a son,-

and you can't ten a - ny-one.- But y' know the de -viI's got your-

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~num-ber,- y' know hest gon - na find- y',

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he's sta - rin' through your win -dows he's

creep-ing- down the hall.- Yes, y' know the de - vii's got your_

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-num-ber,- he's gon-na fmd_ y', y' know he's right be -hind-

11 . Shoes Upon The Table

knock-ing- at your door,_ he's

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RepriseCue Mrs Johnstone Ever! Now go on.

Beat it, home befroe the bogeyman gets y'.Mrs Jolmstone

Should we meet a - gain,AcousticGuitar Lv.

I wi1l not

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cog -nize your name, what's goneI

be-you can be sure

that once we:,ill be concealed._ Yourfriends will ne- ver learn

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12. Easy Terms - Reprise

were on sy

tenns.

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Mrs Lyons Edward, I've told youthere's no such thing,

Perc (~es) ~~~ Stop cue Mickey (oil)Does Eddie live here?

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13. KidsGameKids - Linda -Cowboy -Sammy - Sergeant -Corporal

Cue Mrs LyonsOh,my son. . . my beautiful, beautiful son.

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13. Kids Game

y' bloo - dy know I did. I got y', I shot y', stopped it with the bin lid.

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-that if you cross your- fin- gers,_ and If you count from

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out- the back, Sarge, you check out_ the .

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But pal. I've told y' AI ain't

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So, la- dy can I use your te - le - phone.

you can get up off the ground- it doe -sn't mat -ter the whole--gam,

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thing's- Whenust a game.-

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may - be- say- prayer,-

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fast - est- draw_ that man you- e - ver

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Call up your wo -man, say good - bye to her,_

-cos y' know you're go in' right down

13. Kids Game

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13. KidsGame

o K- men,- let's get them with a hand gre - nade.- Let's

see them try and get out this._ He's a hot shot Ser - geant from the

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He's ne - ver beeninth Bri - gade.

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Sergeant

Cl -man, gIve Dad - dy a kiss.-

His bn"gadecover their ears and crouch. down. Linda catches the grenade and

lobs it back at them. After being blown topieces they get upsinging the chorus"along with the 'enemy'

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13. Kids Game

But you know that if you cross your- fin - gers,_

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count from one to ten, you can get up off the ground- ,

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-it doe - sn't mat - ter, the whole- thing's- Just a game.1

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13. KidsGame

13. Kids GameTlmbales (On Rims)

-'plode, un - less you let me out of here_

Gm7 Cm F Gm7

There is an explosion which tops them all

Out of it come all the children singing the chorusBut you

~.Vamp t111Sammythrows water bomb Timbales (Nonnal)

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...and if you count tTomnow that if you cross your - fin - gers,-

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...onc to ten, you can get up off the ground- a -gam,

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-it doe - sn't mat - ter, the whole- thing's- just a game. -

Sammy (intelTUpting)You're dead, you know you are,

I got you standin' nearthe car etc.

the whole_ things just a game,-

the whole_ thing's just

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14. Underscoring (Shoes Upon The Table)Instrumental

Cue: Mickey No...come on, let's goget Eddie fIrSt.Linda Who?

Mickey Come on, I'll show y'.

J=100 (PinkPanther style)

Key II Clarinet in A

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Piano . . I . I

[!] Bass'"

15. Shoes Upon The Table (reprise - 20)Narrator

Cue Mickey Come on, bunk under y' fence, y' Ma won't see y'.

Glass Harmonica

Vibes (Motor On), Med. Hard SticksIstand 2ndtime only

2ndtime8 - - - - - - - - - - - - ...

Mrs Lyons Edward, Edward, Edward . . .

(Light cym) mf ;> ;> ;>

Narrator

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." -they're gon-na take your ba-by a-way.-yp -sies in the wood,_ an' they've been wat - chin' you,

There's gyp - sies in the wood,- ani they've been call - mg

Eb(+aug4) Bb Bb/A2

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15. Shoes Upon The Table ...-

can Ed-ward please come out to play,-

.num-ber,- y' know he's gan na find_ y',

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15. Shoes Upon The Table

y' know he's right be -hind- y'. he's star- ing through your win-dows,.he's

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the hall.

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16. Shoes Upon The Table (reprise - 2b)Narrator

Cue Mrs Lyons Frightened of what, woman?

Frightened of. . .

Narrator (Freely)

There's shoes up-on- the ta - ble, an' a spi- der's been killed,

, Colla voce..

Sustain chord throughout 16 Cm9

there's a full moon shin-in', an' the salt's been

EW+aug4) F2 Bb Bb/A

spilled. You'rewalk - in' on the pave - ment cracks,-

Intempo J = 140

.. 16.Shoes Upon The Table

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don't know what's gon -na come to pass. Now you know the de - viI's got your-.

y' know he's right be-hind-e's gon- na find- y',

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. , he's $la- rin' through your win-dows. he's creep- ing_ down the haJl._

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17.BrightNew Day (preview)Mrs Johnstone

Cue Edward Adolph Hitler

Freely J.= 50

Key I Piano

May-be someA A7sus4

~Slow-coIJavoce

we'll_ move a - way and start all 0- ver a - gain, m some new l

D/F# G A7sus4 D A DI

name,- where we can be-gin a-gain,

Em GIB.il-

Em GIB A7

17.BrightNew Day (preview)

Key 11Clarinet in A3

feel we can win, an' then. .. mf"

f:\ maybe .. Atempo

place where they don't know my lace, and no - 00 - dy'S heard of my

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2ndime

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Slower

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18. Long Sunday AfternoonMrs Johnstone

Cue Mrs Johnstone Mickey, say goodbye to Eddie, he's moving.

Free ternpoCym (soft Slice)

Mjckey pulls gun from parcel.

They clasp hands tI

h~r;; T

Retain on Hold Whenlthey wave goodbye --.

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Synth (hold on)

1\ » Mellow Strings111

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vFadein fromnothing Hold until. . . Eddie hands parcel to Mickey Hold until. .

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18. Long Sunday Afternoon

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Fill until 'O~ look, Edward . . . look at

those trees and cows

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18. Long Sunday Aftemoon

Sax (Like a Cadenu).0~

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17\No kids out on the

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streets to-day, you could be liv ing on the moon. May-Sax

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18. Long Sunday AHernoon

Just kiJ - ling time and lOck- ing cans a -round, try to re-J

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mem ber jokes I knew, I tell them to my - self, but they're not

fun-ny since I found it's gon-na be a long, long, long3

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18. Long Sunday Afternoon I.

Sun-day af - ter - noon.I.J

- sweets to share,_ he- knew e-v'ry word- in the djc - ti - 0 - na ry, he was

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18.LongSunday Afternoon

clean. neat_ and ti - d)'. from Mon-day to Fri day, (Drums)Guiro

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wish that I could be like, wear clean clothes, talk pro - per - Iy like,

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sums and hi - sto -ry like, my friend,

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18. Long Sunday Afternoon ...

Both[QJ Edward

My- best friend,- he could swear_

J = 100

was- un - ti - dy from Mon-day to Fri - day. 1 .!

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18.LongSunday Aftemoon

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that I could be like, ]cjck a ball and climb a tree like, nm a -

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round with dir -ty knees like my friend,

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e - v'ry -bo - dy dead?On this

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18. Long Sunday Aftemoon

Backing vocals

A littlefaster J. =140

A7sus4 Segue 19

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f- Sun -day af - ter - noon. Sun-day af-ter - noon.

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19. Bright New Day (reprise)Mrs Johnstone -All

Cue Segue from 18

Mrs Johnstone I A I Swing tempo Mickey Mam? What's up?

Oh, bright_

-we'remov ing a - way. We're strat-

Doooa Marie Is it a summons, Mother?

ver a -gain.~

Oh,bright

new day, ,

Key 11Ch

we're go ing a - way. Where no - bo-dy's heard- of our name.-I

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19.Bright New Day (reprise)

Where we can be - gin_ a - gain,- ..-..

Key IJCh

feel we can win- and then live just like li - vin'- should be. Got a

A7 Em7 A7

.. -w.

new si-tu - a - tion, a new- de- sti - na - tion, and no re - pu-ta - tion

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- - - - - - - - - -- - -----19.Bright New Day (reprise)

---fol - low-ing me. We're get - tin' out,

Co-rA/C#

-we'remo

-vin' house,- we're star - tin' all 0 - cer a- gain._

We'releav-in' this mess for our-new ad-

19. Bright New Day (reprise)

dress, 'six - ty five Skel - mers - dale Lane.'

G Dsus4/A D7r p

Where the air is so pure,- you get drunk just by breath - ing, and the

-wash- ingstays clean_ on- the line. Where there's

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19. Bright New Day (reprise)i-

.space for the kids,_ 'cos the gar den's so big,- it- would take you- a week just to

Milkman19. Bright New Day (reprise)

They're mov rng a - way. Praise the

Neighbour

Lord, he has de -Ii - vered us- at last. They're get-ting out,-

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-they're mo vin' house,- life won't be the same- as in the

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Policeman

I can safe - ly pre - dict- a sharp

Vibes f but not heavy

Neighbour

--m the crime- rate, it - '11 be calm- an' peace - ful a - round

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MilkmanNeighbour

here. AND now I might e - ven get paid what is mine,- mate.

Gm7 C9

-'11...

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you'll see,

19, Bright New Day (reprise)

gra-fit - ri soon di -sap - pear.

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war - drobe, chest of drawers that ne - verA

close,

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-'Just pack up the bags, we're lea - vin' the rags, the wob- bl- y

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19. Bright New Day (reprise)I.

The two legged chair, the car

pet so bare, you would - n't11

it was-n't for the holes.

thl. .

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Now thatwe'remo - vin',now that we're im-pro - vin', let's just wash- our hands of- this

t. t t t. I .

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19"Bright New Day (reprise)

lot. For it's no Ion-ger fit - ting, for me - to be sit - ting on a

so-fa, I know for a fact, was knocked off.

We might get a car, be aIJ- 'Iar-die dah', an' go

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to the sands.- At the week-

19. BrightNew Day (reprise)

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-end a gen - tie -man mend. might take me dan -cing to the 10 - cal bands._

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a front room,- and then if-

19. BrightNew Day (reprise)

- it should hap - petL that His Ho-li - ness flies_ in- from Rome,_ he can

Em7 A7

sit there with me,- eat - ing toast,- drink-ing tea In the

sortof sur- round -ings that re mind him of home.

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Oh bright_ new day,

19.BrightNew Day (reprise) .~!

Key11Ch

Till: Eh, I could dance. Come here.

we're mo vin' a -way, we're star-

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TilI: Come here the pair of you.

Last timeb#:g:

utter Tongue

Mrs Johnstone

Now we can be - gin- a - gajn, feel we can win_ an' then,

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19.Bright New Day (reprise) ~II

live just- like li-vin'- should be. Got a new si - tu - a - tion, a new_

Em7 A7 Em7

de-sti - na - tion, an' no re pu-ta tion fol- low - ing

A7 A Bm7 Co-r

All [ill" JJ Key 11Ch

We're gettin' out.

We're mo vin' house, we're go - in' a - way,_

E/G# A

get-tin' out- to - day.

E/G# I A

We're mo vin', mo vin' mo vin' mo vin' mo vin' house.

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20 Marilyn Monroe (reprise)Mrs Johnstone

Cue: House lights go down

Fast swing Tempo J =200 Gtr Em 3

TptMute

--------------------------------------------------------------------Ad lib

Congas/GtrlDrums

D2 I Bm7

neigh-bours are a treat, they some - t imes fight on Sat - 'day night, but ne-ver In the

A7 A Bm7 A/C# Gm/D

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I 112. I A I Slower7 A6 A Mrs Johnstone Colla voce

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The house we got was love -ly, the(A)

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Colla voce...

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LV. ,VIUIIIY" 'VIUI 11ue Irepnset'1

[ID Colla voce _ :

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pay my bills on time, the milk-man in- JI

a tempoRaIl.

Since I

a tempo 3 -, .., 1"':\ I8l Colla voce

33 ~..~-- 11 ~ v

sists call him Joe, Ma-ri -Iyn_ Mone brings me bread and eggs, says I've got legs like

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a tempo

Some -times he takes me dan - ClOg,

takes me dan cmg.

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20. Marilyn Monroe (reprise)

know our Sarn - my burnt the school down, but it's

Vibes mf

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ve - ry easj - ly done. If the tea - cher lets the sil - ly gets play with rnag - ne - SI

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urn. Thank God he on-ly got pro-ba-tion, the Judge was old and slow, though jt was

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20. Mari1ynMonroe (reprise)

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He's got alies in - toemen -tion girls or court -ing. a rage.

I thing for tak - ing black -heads out, and he thinks that I don't know, that he

Bm Em A7

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I dreams all night of girls who look like Ma-ri-lyn- Mon - roe. He's e- yen start-ed

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20. MarilynMonroe (reprise)

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Cue Edward Mummy what are you on about? Sometimes. . .

Car horn (on Cue)1\ »

Synth (Brass)Key I

21 . UnderscoringInstrumentalCue Conductor Gettin' on, Misses?

DrumsRepeat ad lib under narration

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22. Underscoring (Just a game]

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23. Underscoring (Hymn)Instrumental

Cue Mickey Come on...we're half an hour late as it is.

Slow J=90

KeyI Solo D D/F#

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Synth (A: PipeOrgan)p

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Asus4 A

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24. UnderscoringNaITator

Cue Mrs Lyons Oh, let me look, let me look.(She opens the locket)

Vibes (Motor On) Med. Hard Sticks

ff Vln Harmonic squeaks ad lib

Key II Solina On Tarn Tarn

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SynthSus. Met. 5ths, Sus. Bass

Free tempo

The Narrator enters

Narrator

Did you real- ly feel that you'd be - come se -cure,_ time had brushed a - way the

Colla voce

Cm Gm Cm Dm

+ Bass

that there's no -one by the win-dow, no one knock- ing on your

Gm Eb Bb

you free at last,_

A tempo J=140

look-ing glass. Oh y' know the de - viI's got your

Bb F/A

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24. Underscoring

door,-

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F/A Gm

free from the bro - ken

num-ber,-

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26. That GuyMickey - Eddie

Cue:Mickey Me feet are too big, an' me bum sticks out an . . .

Free tempo. not too slow I

AI Eddie

I was like him- I'd know some_ real birds a - part from those in my dreams,-

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If I was like him I'd know all- the right words,-"11 .. .... -

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in ma - ga - Zlnes._ His1\ l I I .

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Just look at his hair.-,. - .u ..

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26 That Guy

hair's dark_ and wa - vey._ mine's Imou-sey to fair.- Each

Mine's the co - lour of gra vey._ Each

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~IS m just the right place.- Is he laugh mg at me,- at my nose,

That I've got ha-li - to 515. When

I should wear a brace.- When

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part of his face- IS m just the right place.-

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,.- -.. -JT 1 rJ . rJ' rJ', -' I I I I, I I

- - - --- - -

26 That Guy

- ture picked on- me,

Am D7sus4

+ Bass

rIIII..11I-....

she Ichose to stick on- me._

Jt;she chose to stick on- me.-

m-r' Drums

n 1/1I I " 1\.I I -. - . . . . 1I,"'" - - - .-I .-I ,

Eyes that don't match. She

1\ L. I I .I

11 . .-I' I I I . I,"'" " - - -+Gtr And ears- that stick out.- She

:""-' I' - .

I 1 .-I

111_111. . - : i.

< G2 Em (Sim) G2 Em

. . r .,. 111 1/ 1 I 1

.I - 1 I I- -- - .I.

" » 1 '" I I ..... I . . .\.I 111 I " ---. " I I -=- -= -I I . I.- - - - I - - .. -I -I."''-,1 - - -- , -- .-

picked the wrong batch_ when she hand - ed mine out.- And/'\ I t-.. I 1 ... I. I I 1 1 ....

If I -I , I 1 . 1I I - -- -- .;.11 -I-"''-11 - -.-

picked the wrong batch_ when she hand- ed mine out.- And'"l.o 111

--. ..-,- -r

: -z;. : .

G2 Em G2 Em-.. r -.. -,y- r .

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26 That Guy

that guy.

Am/G G D7/G G

lit -tie less- like me, like the sort of guy I see, like that guy,

Cmaj7 Am/G GID D7

I wish that I could be like, just a

---I r- i

RaIl. ,.I .

..!...,

L--.D7/G G I Am/G ID7/G G 11

r39l V

27. Shoes upon the tableNarrator

Cue: Mickey No, it's all right, meMam'JIgive itme . . .

Edward Come on then, before my Ma sees it. she's off her beam, my Ma . . .(They exit)

I Key II Solina- =120 mf NaITator

Did you real - ly fee] that you'd be -

[notlasttime] Cm2:>

Gtr ChoruslDelay ON

mf I I I1'-

Bass mf

se-cure,- and that the past was tight - ly lockedCm2 Dm

a - way,_Gm2

did you real - ly feel that you would ne - ver be found,

Eb Bb F/A Gm(+4):> ::>

'0-,"--

p>. [2J......

29.One Summer sequenc~1

c m m m

Repeat till cue then segue reggae

Cue: When you're sweet sixteen ,-

@] ReggaeJ.=100

29 ° One Summer Sequence

Timbales mf

~o - ~o

Cm F Bb

B~m F/A IC Gm F/A

Repeat till cue then segue

-One Summer Theme

Cue:At the midnight hour, at seventeen.

- - ----- - - ---

ii\ L--

30. .I'mnot saying a word

while a-way- the hoUTS- mak-ing

- ~ ~for rai-ny days in coun-try lanes and

)E/G# F#fn7 I DIG E/G# lA F#m7

@]1 0 111R I . 11

I , I I -' I I I I I ., 1 I

--I tnps to the sea,_ I'd just tell you that I love you,- if it was

.. , _. ---..;

D E D A/C# 11 Bm7....

"!KeyI Str

- Ii. I .1 r...--

. I HIC._ But I'm not_.

Ii f AccousticGuitar41-

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Esus4 ElA A

.- \ I 11 ; ==1 I 11 . - .-...-I .J

.- 123 -

---- - - - - -

30. I'm not saying a word

Esus4 E/A A

not- say-ing care,- though

F#m7 E/F~

- 126-

him, if him that's what I'dI

if I was I was

jE D A/C# I Bm7

---......

I - .. ,.

But I'm not- .

30. I'm not £ay~ng a word

to know, that

Bm7 A/C# D D/F# Esus4 E

2. Rail.

ECut off on: Eddie 'But I'm not.'

~ 31.Unde~coring

~ Cue: Mickey Yeah, Eddie . . .thanks

Cymba] mf

fi -127

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End cue: NarratorKey II Solina Ket I Sus."Eery"SoundThe bogey man was seen around the to:wnp --\

-811::.--11\

th Sus Bass_

32. Miss JonesMr Lyons -Doleites ..

Cue: Mickey Tarrah, Mam. Thanks

Moderato J = 100

c Bb c

-ow-ing to cir - cwn - stan - ces quite be - yond our con - tro1.- It's a

{IF C Bb c F /:

.0 - I

32. MissJones

pre-ma-ture_ re-tire ment for thos sur - plus to re - quire-ment, I'm a

=i[ID.

Fib I # - " 81

- .rake a let-ter, Miss Jones, due to the world si-tu -a -

tion, theI

Pi- -e

:)1 c 11 F C I B I C

...c - 129-

shrink - ing pound,

---------- - _. - --

32. Miss Jones~tI

the glo - bal slump, and the price of I'm a-il,-

. C B~ C F

--we must fire you, we no Ion - ger re - qUlre- you, it's

-just a-no-ther,- sign of thetimes,_

Miss lones, a most mi- sera-ble sign of the

Bbsus2Bbm C/E F

32. Miss Jones

Take a let- ter, Miss Jones, of course we'll let the work - force knowGtr

when In-

--- - - ---

.. fla- tion's been de-feat - et and re - ces -slon IS no more. And for the

-"-Pi- -

JI -b.-

IBb c F.J

- - -- - -

just a - no - ther- sign of the times.-

32. MissJones ~1

Csus2 C D G GIB C G/D C/E

DoIeites

Dry your eyes, Miss Jones, it's not as

G7(no3rd)F F C

bad as it seems, (you) get used to be - ing I - dIe In a year or two. Un-em -

Bb C F C Bb C F

32. Miss Jones

these days, we call it lei -sure, it'sloy - mentis such a plea - sure,

- There's a young man on the stree4- Miss Jones, he's,

T_. C'n"

mf .f. GtrI ... I I

. JI I 11

.. .. F C

- 135-

34. Marilyn Monroe (reprise 3)

With grace for good be

-viour he got out be - fore his time, the

fam - 'Iy and the neigh - bours told him

he was look -in' fine.

Gm/D D Bm

But he's feel - in' fif- teen years 01 - der, and his speech is ra-ther slow and the

34. Marilyn Monroe (reprise 3)

neigh - bours said you'd think he was dead like Ma -ri-lyn- Mon - roe. No cause for

HEm/A Gm/D

Vamp (improvise) till cue. . . .

Bm Em/A Gm/Dm

. . . you don't know him, Mam . . .b

Rit ...

~ b- -"4-"lf U__J

- 143-

dan - cing, no more clan-cing.r:'\

Em IA9 A7 I Gm/D ID

1. . . for letting the young girl out . .. ( :

~r-, ,

35. LightRomanceMrs Johnstone

Cue: Mickey So I can be invisible, now giveme them.

Narrator: There's a girl inside the woman. . .

(Cue: Comes to her lips again)accell

Mrs Johnstone

---It's just a light- ro - mance, it 's no- thing cruel, they laid no

: .J.I -,I .IJ..I, .

,~iI .

room. A touch of hands

that al- ways plays,-

-- -----

35 Light Romance

that part too soon. That same old

and lets them dance as friends, then stand a-

Liv - ing on the I ne - ver ne -ver,

- 147-

---.--..---------

._~--------

35 Light Romance

con -stant as the chang - mg wea - ther, ne - ver sure

you're gon - na have to pay.-nce

who's at the

Segue 36.

fJI I. I

1II.~i

, 1-.'"

36. Shoes upon the table (madman)Narrator

Cue: Segue from 35

Fast rock J= 160

Mrs Johnstone

AClarinetAlto Sax

f A ATpt . _ .ifzA A

N8ITator I

There's a manA f:.

gone mad In the

...,- 149 -

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ifzGtr F#m F#m F#m

{ e. " '"'

Am/F#I:

::>- ::>-

I:::>- 1::>- ::>- ::>-

::>- ::>- ::>- ::>- 1::>- ::>-

H ( J.. GJ

36. Shoes upon the table (madman)

round and round.- Now you know the de -viI's got your- num -ber,_

E A Bm o

he's run-nin' right be -side- you, he's scream-in' deep inside-E D

- you, and some-one said he's cal - lint your num

ber up_ to-day.-

36. Shoes upon the table (madman)

you know he's right be - side- you,

Gu-E D he's scream-in' deep in-side-

E D>- >-

- you and some-one said he's cal - tin' your num

to-day,-er up-

to - day,- to - day,-- A

TO- DAY!

.ff Fuzz OFF as last note is hit

- 153-

.-...-

37. Tellme it's not true

Say it's just two who could - n't get theirlowns,

Say it's just two who could - nit get theirlowns,

lines right, on the ra - di-o,-ay it's just a show that

right, say it's just a show thatn

Am C/E F

we can turn 0 -ver and that we can turn 0 -ver, it'sgam,

gam, that we can turn 0 -ver, it's

F C F Bb FlAm F F/A C

37 ° Tellme it's not true

Tpt- Is

game. Tell me it's not

r r r ron-ly a game. Tell me it's not

AltoSax

@]1l/f

I .. GmF F/A I IB/C 11 F F/A

11 true, say I on - Iy dreamed it, and

, 1* i n r r r . iO

J true, say I on - Iy dreamed it,

f\ Tpt/Sax

)1 B F/A Gm I F F/A I B \ C

.,.- 157-

37.Tellme it's not true

+ Vln 8va Company

Bb F F/A/A Gm

true, did - nit mean it,ay you

r r rtrue, did mean it,itay you

Bb F/A Gm F F/A c

Tell me it's not

J J j:1 r r r r

soon. Tell me it's notTambourine fTpt/Sax sim etc.:> :>

37, Tellme it's not true

say it's just pre-tend, say jt's just the end, of an old mo -vie from

of an old mo -vie from

IC/E I /E Fm Dm F Bb F/A11.

\ t::::

' ..' -,;;r .. .'--

go, of an old mo - vie with Ma-ri-Iyn Mon -

,1 I p-/r p r- 1 U , U Ur pyears_ a - go, of an old mo -vie with Ma -ri-lyn Mon

\ -F F/A C I Gm F F/A

11 L'. .) I,I,

iiII17'\:

-,LI -,

I roe.

Tpt/Sax/Vln

Timps &

r LLLJ1 V

ifp>- >- >- >-

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