Sullivan: 34. There Is Beauty In The Bellow Of The Blast

Sullivan: The Mikado / Act 2 - 34. There Is Beauty In The Bellow Of The Blast (薩利文：.有美女在疾風裏) - Ann Drummond-Grant/Peter Pratt/The New Symphony Orchestra Of London/Isidore Godfrey

Lyrics by：William Schwenck Gilbert

Composed by：Arthur Seymor Sullivan

Produced by：Michael Williamson

女：There is beauty in the

Bellow of the blast

There is grandeur in

The growling of the gale

There is eloquent outpouring

When the lion is a roaring

And the tiger is a lashing of his tail

男：Yes I like to see a tiger

From the Congo or the Niger

And especially when lashing of his tail

女：Volcanoes have a splendor that is grim

And earthquakes only terrify the dolts

But to him who's scientific

There's nothing that's terrific

In the falling of a

Flight of thunderbolts

男：Yes in spite of all my meekness

If I have a little weakness

It's a passion for a

Flight of thunderbolts

合：If that is so

Sing deary down deary

It's evident very

Our tastes are one

Away we'll go

And merrily marry

Nor tardily tarry

Till day is done

男：There is beauty in extreme old age

Do you fancy you are elderly enough

Information I'm requesting

On a subject interesting

Is a maiden all the

Better when she's tough

女：Throughout this wide dominion

It's the general opinion

That she'll last a good

Deal longer when she's tough

男：Are you old enough to

Marry do you think

Won't you wait till

You are eighty in the shade

There's a fascination frantic

In a ruin that's romantic

Do you think you are

Sufficiently decayed

女：To the matter that you mention

I have given some attention

And I think I am sufficiently decayed

合：If that is so

Sing deary down deary

It's evident very

Our tastes are one

Away we'll go

And merrily marry

Nor tardily tarry

Till day is done

If that is so

Sing deary down deary

It's evident very

Our tastes are one

Away we'll go

And merrily marry

Nor tardily tarry

Till day is done

Sing deary down deary

We'll merrily marry

Nor tardily tarry

Till day is done