Karaoké Prima Donna Le Fantôme de l'Opéra (comédie musicale)

Your public needs you we need you, too

Would you not rather have your precious little ingenue

Signora, no the world wants you

Prima donna first lady of the stage

Your devotees are on their knees to implore you

Can you bow out when they're shouting your name

Think of how they all adore you

Prima donna enchant us once again

Think of your muse and of the queues 'round the theatre

Can you deny us the triumph in store

Sing, prima donna once more

Prima donna your song shall live again

Think of your public

You took a snub but there's a public who needs you

Those who hear your voice liken to an angel

Think of their cry of undying support

We get our opera

Follow where the limelight she gets her limelight leads you

Leading ladies are a trial

Prima donna, your song shall never die

You'll sing again

Tears, oaths, Iunatic demands and to unending ovation are regular occurrences

Think how you'll shine in that final encore

Surely there'll be further scenes

Sing prima donna once more

Worse than this

Who'd believe a diva happy to relieve a chorus girl

Who's gone and slept with the patron 0, fortunata

Raoul and the soubrette entwined in love's duet

Non ancor abbandonata

Although he may demur he must have been with her

You'd never get away with all this in a play

But if it's loudly sung

This is a game you cannot and in a foreign tongue hope to win

It's just the sort of story audiences adore

In fact a perfect opera

The stress that falls upon

Prima donna a famous prima donna

The world is at your feet

Terrible diseases coughs and colds and sneezes a nation waits

Still, the dryest throat will

And how it hates reach the highest note to be cheated

In search of perfect opera

Light up the stage with that

Light up the stage with that age old rapport age old rapport

Sing, prima donna

Sing, prima donna once more once more

So, it is to be war between us if these demands are not met

A disaster beyond your imagination will occur

Once more

Gentlemen, if you would care to take your seats

I should be sitting in box five

Do you really think that's wise

Monsieur

My dear Andre there appear to be no seats available other than box five

Serafino, away with this defense

You cannot speak but kiss me in my husband's absence