Pretty Women from "Sweeney Todd"

Pretty Women from "Sweeney Todd" - Len Cariou/Victor Garber/Edmund Lyndeck/Stephen Sondheim/Paul Gemignani/Original Broadway Cast Orchestra

Lyrics by：Stephen Sondheim

Composed by：Stephen Sondheim

Produced by：Thomas Z. Shepard

And what my I do for your sir

Stylish trimming of the hair

Soothing skin massage

You see sir a man infatued with love

Her ardent amd eager slave

So fetch the pomade and pumice stone

And lend me a more seductive tone

A sprinkling perhaps of french cologne but first sir I think

A shave

The closest I ever gave

Your in a merry mood today Mr todd

Toddtis your delight sir

Catching fire from one man to the next

Tis true sir love

Can still inspire the blood to pound

The heart leap higher what more

What more

Can man require

Then love sir

More than love sir

What sir

Women

Ah yes women

Pretty women

Now then my friend

Now to your purpose

Patience enjoy it

Revenge can't be taken in haste

Make haste and

In this work you'll be commended sir

My Lord

And who may it be said is your intended sir

My ward

And pretty as a rose bud

Pretty as her mother

What

What was that

Nothing sir nothing nothing

May we proceed

Pretty women

Fascinating

Sipping coffee

Dancing

Pretty women

Are a wonder

Pretty women

Sitting in the window or

Standing on the stair

Something in them chills the air

Pretty women

Silhouetted

Stay within you

Glancing

Stay forever

Breathing lightly

Pretty women

Pretty women

Blowing out their candles or

Combing out their hair

Even when they leave

Can still are there there there

Ah pretty women

At their mirrors

In their gardens

Letter-writing

Flower-picking

Weather-watching

How they make a man sing

Proof of heaven as you're living

Pretty women sir pretty women

Yes pretty women

Pretty women