Pianoconductor

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Woyzeck Piano/Conductor

Songs and Lyrics by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan Based on the Play by George Büchner Original Direction, Design and Visual Concept by Robert Wilson

©2002 St. Rose Music Publishing, Inc.


Woyzeck Prologue I.1 I.2 I.3 I.4 I.5 II.1 II.2 II.3 II.4 II.5 II.6

III.1 III.2 III.3

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Ouverture Misery’s the River of the World Misery Ending—Monkey More Murder Skinned Knee Diamond in Your Mind Misery March Overturned Pot (Marie) God’s Away on Business Coney Island Baby Everything Goes to Hell

12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

A Good Man (Is Hard to Find) Knife Chase Starvin’ in the Belly (Scene Change) Knife Chase Opera All the World is Green Starvin’ in the Belly of a Whale Coney Island Baby (with Stops) All the World is Green (Inst.) Coney Island Baby (Conc.) Just the Way We Are Shiny Things (Karl) It’s Over Cuba Tom More Murder II Another Man’s Vine

27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34.

Shiny Things (Inst.) Everything Goes to Hell (Inst.) All the World is Green (Duet) Red Room Woyzeck’s Woe Overturned Pot (Karl) Overturned Pot (Inst.) Misery Reprise


Piano/Conductor

1. Ouverture

Free tempo, gradually building

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan (2000)

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attacca no. 2 Misery's the River


Piano/Conductor

2 Misery's the River Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan (2000)

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Cue (Spoken 3x): "Misery's the river of the world . . . ."

VAMP until cue

Dm6

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CARNIVAL ANNOUNCER

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(ratchet) + Accordian + ++ ( , - % % % % % % % % ( ( , %- % % % % %

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The high - er that the mon - key can climb,

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the more he shows his

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tail.

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Call no man hap - py 'til he dies. There's no milk at the bot - tom of the pail.

+ Log Drum

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the dev - il buildsa chap - el like the this - tles that are grow - ing round the

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& $ & && '% % % %- , % % '% % % % % % % % % % % '% , %- '% % % %

trunk of a tree. All the good of the world you could fit in - side a thim - ble, and still have room for


(bird) (ratchet . . . . . .)

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rit.

you and me.

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& $ & && '% ( ( % '% % % % % % % % % ( % '% % % man.

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,

CHORUS

high - er that the mon - key can

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tail.

Call no man hap - py 'til he dies. There's no


ANNOUNCER

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&& $ & & % % % % % % % % ( ( '% '% % % % % % % % % milk at the bot - tom of the pail.

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God tem - pers all the winds for the new - shorn lambs, the

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All the good of the world you could

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and still have room for

you and me.

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ANNOUNCER

For want of a bird,

DOCTORS

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You can drive out na - ture with a pitch - fork but it

the sky was lost.

ANNOUNCER

For

ANDRES, D.M., CPTN.

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attacca no. 3 Misery Ending


Piano/Conductor

DRUM

3 Misery Ending--Monkey Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

swung rhythm Dm

Am

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God builds a church The de - vil builds a cha - pel like the thist - les that are gro wing'round the

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and still have roomfor

PIANO

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CYMBAL


Piano/Conductor

4 More Murder NY Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

+Horn blasts and Screams with Mellotron Tape cue: Woyzeck points to the Captain

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Play until cue: Captain: Compose yourself, Woyzeck!

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Cue: Woyzeck returns to shaving the Captain

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Play until cue: Captain: Makes me melancholy.

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Cue: play when spotlight on knife comes up after: Woyzeck: Man is also flesh and blood. Play 8 Times Play 4 Times

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Play until cue (stop after C's line): Captain: Virtue, Woyzeck! Virtue! Woyzeck: Yes, Captain.

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Woyzeck: . . . we'd have to help with the thunder. + WATERPHONE, TRUMPET BLASTS

Cue: blackout

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Piano/Conductor

5 Skinned Knee Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Cue A: sound effect when Woyzeck raises stick Cue B: sound effect when Woyzeck raises stick Cue C: scream sound effect when Woyzeck drops stick Cue D: play as Woyzeck lifts up long stick, stop on "Quiet!!!"

& & ' ' $$$ $$$ $ $ % $ $ $ $ $ $ % $ $ $ $ $ 7 ppp & ### & # " %! $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ( $ 11 & ##& # # $ " $ $ $ $ $ $ ( % $ % Clarinet Solo

# #! "# # !

Cue E: trombone and sax play squeals and glisses after Andres breaks stick. Stop after Woyzeck stops running. Cue F: Play cue D again as Andres moves downstage; fade into next cue

Cue G: play until tree moves Clarinet, Brass

))) "! " #!

))) "

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$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ %

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$$ $ $ $ $$ $$ $$ $ $ $$ $ $$ $$ ( $ $ $ Cue H: sound effect as tree moves

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Piano/Conductor

6 Diamond in Your Mind Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

cue: Woyzeck: It's all quiet, like the world was dead. ANDRES:

A

' $ %%% !" ' # & & &' & & & & & &! Zer - lel - da

Sam - u - els said she ain't

)!

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& &*

ne - ver prayed.

'til

her

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3

right arm was blown off in a Pink - er - ton raid.

$ %%% & ! & &' &! ) !

6

"Three - Fing - ered Dave,"

to a wind - mill with

& & & & & & &! & ' ' ! " ' & & && & (

Now she's a hund - red and two, drink - ing

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9

They lashed her

E7

Al - ways keep a dia - mond in your mind.

ju - leps in the shade.

' ' & & & & & &' & &* ( ! & ! ) &*

A

A7

D

WOYZECK:

Al - ways keep a dia - mond in your mind.

Where

ANDRES: $ %%% ' &' & ! & ' & & & & & & & & &' & & & &' ' & & & & * * & * * * &&

A

13

A7

D

A

E7

ev - er you may wan - der,wher - ev - er you may roam you've got to al - ways keep a dia - mond in your

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mind.

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A

Sis - sy's

A7

)!

& & *

han - ging laun - dry down by the brook.

Pen - field

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19

D

Mor - gan's ta - king more than a look.

F#m

If it weren't for the squawk

C#m

of the rock - er

that's


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F#m

C#m

F#m

C#m

E7

2

kept out in the rain, there would be no - thing to com - plain a - bout ex - cept for the trains.

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Instrumentalists Sing Along:

Al - ways keep

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mind.

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A

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a dia - mond in your

A7

D

& & & * *

Wher - ev - er you may wan - der,wher - ev - er you may roam you've got to

E7

& & *

al - ways keep

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a

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ways keep

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your mind.

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in

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ANDRES (last time)

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Piano/Conductor

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Piano/Conductor

8 Overturned Pot (Marie)

A Vln, Bass

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A/E E7/G# A

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$ %

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D

If

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C#7 C#7/F F#m

A/E

I

die

C#7 C#7/F F#m

$

A/E E7/G# A

$ $ $ $

No - thing's ev - er

$

yours to

%

keep.

$ $! $ $ &

A/E E7/G#

be - fore

A

you wake,

C#7 C#7/F F#m

$

as

D

$ %

$

(humming)

A/E E7/G#

$

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

MARIE

$ %

it seems,

A/E

$ $ $ $

D

$

$

E7sus

%

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A/E

don't you cry;

D

A/E

$ $ $ $

climb the

lad - der

+ Waterphone (as Woyzeck enters)

### $ $ $ $ "

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D

If

### "

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A/E

I

die

$ $! $ $ &

A/E E7/G#

be - fore

A/E E7/G# A

$ $ $ $

No - thing's ev - er

A

you wake,

C#7 C#7/F F#m

$

as

$ %

it seems.

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D

A/E

don't you cry;

D

A/E

$ $ %

Close your eyes,

A

$ $ %

A/E

Close your eyes,

D

E7sus E7

go

E7

A

to

sleep.

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%

$ $! $ $ &

A/E E7/G#

A

don't you weep.

E7sus E7

A

$ $

%

to

your dreams.

$ $! $ $ &

A/E E7/G#

A

don't you weep.

E7sus

E7

go

to

spoken: Is that you, Franz?

$ $ '


Cue: Woyzeck: I've got to go. continue playing underneath scene change (until door slam/cue for "God's Away")

B Toy Piano & Cello, playing severely out of tune 25 A/E E7/G# A C#7 C#7/F F#m D A/E ### $ % $ % $ $ $ " $ $ $ ### "

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A/E

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A/E E7/G#

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D

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E7sus E7

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A/E E7/G#

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Piano/Conductor

9 God's Away On Business Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

A

!#! # " "#!

Dm

stop on 2nd doorslam (waterphone continues)

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cue: doorslam

B cue: W: But the call of Nature, Doctor. 3 Dm ! " # "## % # $ "

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Bac

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C !# & "#

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cue: Doctors: Woyzeck philosophizes! stop after Cello and Doctors improvise on "bacteria" theme "God's away on business."

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stop on "Couldn't hold it in!" (waterphone continues)

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DOCTORS

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22

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26

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Dm

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38

the Poor,

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42

in charge?

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A7

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46

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65

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70

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Piano/Conductor

11 Everything Goes To Hell

Latin Feel

# !#! # " # "#!

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Cm VAMP under dialogue until Marie sings

6

# "# #

$

$

%

Why be

G7

Cm

sweet, why be care - ful, why be

Fm

3 ( * ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ( ' ' ' ' ' ' ' +' ' ) ' +' )

kind?

10

## # " )

"please?"

# , # " #)

14

lieve:

17

$

3 ## $ ' & ( ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' % MARIE

A man has on - ly one thing on his mind.

Why ask po - lite - ly? Why go light - ly? Why say

Cm

G7

& ( '* ' ' ' ' ' & ' ' ' ' ' ) ' ' ' ' ' ' +' ' They on - ly want to get you on yourknees.

, '# A

* '

Cm

' ' ' ' '

There are few things that I nev - er could be

(

( * * ' ' ' ' ' ' '

wo man when she weeps,

a

Fm

mer - chant when he swears,

a

Cm

# " # # ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ( '* thief who says he'll pay,

a

law - yer when he cares,

a snake when he's sleep - ing,

G7

20

# "# # ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' +' drunk - ard when he prays.

23

## 3 # " '' ' ' ' )

Ev - ry - thing goes to hell,

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a

%

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way.

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DRUM MAJOR

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C#m

27

G#7

faire, mon a - mour, c'est la vie. Shall I re - turn to shore or swim back out to sea? The world don't

F#m . . "..'

31

C#m

' ' ' ' ( ' .' ) & ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ) & -' ' ' 3

care what a sol - dier does in town.

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35

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lieve you go to heav - en when you're good.

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39

Dm

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want to hear you purr and hear you moan.

( '* ' '

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MARIE

A7

noth - er man who brings the mon - ey home.

"#

G#7

DRUM MAJOR

"# ' ' ' ' ' ' .' ' ) %

47

G#7+

VAMP under dialogue until D. M. sings Dm

way.

43

Ev - ry - thing goes to hell,

I don't be

Gm

3 * ( / / / / / (/ / / & & /

I don't want dish - es

in the sink.

/

Please don't

MARIE & DRUM MAJOR A7

, , * & & ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .' ' ) ' # ' / / / / / / / / /

Dm

tell me what you feel or what you think.

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Dm

Gm

* " # ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ( ' wo - man when she weeps,

a

mer - chant when he swears,

a

thief who says he'll pay,

a


Dm

54

" # ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' ( '* ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' law - yer when he cares,

57

a snake when he's sleep - ing,

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lieve you go to heav - en when you're good.

61

Dm

A7

way.

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64

Dm

'

Dm

&

'

Instrumental Solo

E¨m

$

B¨7

$

a drunk - ard when he prays.

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A7

Dm

&

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Piano/Conductor !=100

$ # ! "# !

12 A Good Man (Is Hard To Find) 1. PIANO 2. MARIMBA 3. DRUMS

$

#! " # "## & & & &

lit a wood - en al ways long - dead

(2.) (3.) F

# "# & & & &

bro - ken ev - ry sev - en - teen mem - bers his

13

&

words far out

in from to

# "# $

17

C7

# "# %

21

match; play soldier

rule; black war,

Bb BANJO

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$

strang

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& & #& &

&

%

&

it in

all burn down. my head. from the frame;

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$

& the how scare

&

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is

hard

are from all

$

but why to for - get and nothing

& , to

& & & 3

sleep in

my

I've It's No one re

& & There's no How Go

$

all the the

'

bare. pew, crows. MARIE sings, MARGRET hums

F7

&

down. red. name.

& #&

trees far off

&

%

$

I

%

$

& & $

&

& & %

man

$

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the wind; the gutter, the meadows,

Bb7

$

Cm

$

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# "# $

$

I let russian rou - lette looks out

%

$

& & & &

good 25

&

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$

3

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$

$

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5

9

$

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Cm/G

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( * & )&

$

+$

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To Coda (Third Time)

should I a - bout will G7

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find. F7

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bed.

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29

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+$

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11 A Good Man (Is Hard To Find)

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Piano/Conductor

13 Knife Chase Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

cue: Marie: "Look, the Angel of Sleep . . ."

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#

9

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#

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stop after: Marie: "What am I - a whore?"

$#

cue: Woyzeck: "See you tonight, Marie."

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## + # . ! -

)

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Piano/Conductor BANJO

#! " # #!

Cm

14 Starvin In The Belly Inst. (under scene change) Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000 $

'#!& & & & # #! BASS

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Placeholder for 15 Knife Chase Opera


Piano/Conductor cue: Doctor: "Facial muscles rigid, tense, occasionally twitching. Posture tense."

16 All The World's Green Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

## ! " !

Bm

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$

)

when you be - came my wife. oh the things that sum - mer brings.

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11

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Gmaj

the sea for.

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F#7

& ( ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' # '( ' ' ' ' ' You turn kings into beg - gars and beg - gars in - to The dew will set - tle on our grave when all the world is

' # '* ' ' ' ' ) ' ' G

3

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and all

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3

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And men do fool - ish things. on a blade of grass.

20

Gmaj

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life. green.

Em

fell in - to the o - cean moon is yel - low sil - ver,

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15

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is


Piano/Conductor

17 Starvin In The Belly Of A Whale

# !# ! # " # "# !

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000 Cm

$

' # !## ! & & & & # #" ! 5

# "# # )

' ## & & & & # whit

9

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Eb

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life's

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21

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25

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29

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world.

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Piano/Conductor

18 Coney Island Baby (with Stops) Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

cue: Woyzeck: "You are beautiful."

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$

G

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D7

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pause after A, then continue D7

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&

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D7

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%

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Em

cue: Woyzeck:

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she

comes

to take me out

$

D7

G

with her,

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I'm the rich - est

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&

pearl,

32

$

D7

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stars

she's the

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man

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make their

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the town.

G

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&

%

%

wish - es

on

G

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&

&

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Marie:

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my world.

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to dream - land.

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22

%

she's the

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'

+!

( $%

G

her

eyes.


cue: Marie: "As the day is long and the world is old, lots of people can stand on one spot."

D $

WOYZECK

G

D7

# % % % & %% Ev - ery night

G

& ' ( % %% ' ( % % % %

she comes

to take me out

( # % % & ' % % % % ' %* % % % ! $% +

41

$

D7

G

with her,

I'm the rich - est

man

in

&

%

)

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to dream - land.

&

)

the town.

When I'm

MARIE & WOYZECK G

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she's the

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47

G

pearl, she's the spin on

D7

my world.

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accel.

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54

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61

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D7

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G

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red

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G7

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Em + % % & %

dress.

savagely, screaming

68

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C

ba - by,

D7

+

% +! G

+

Is - land girl.

% %

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+!

% % D7/C +

%

G/B

in the mist

to

me.

G/D

D7

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Is - land

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she's my

her eyes.

+

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blackout; attacca no. 19


Piano/Conductor

19 All The World's Green (Instrumental) cue: play on lights up, continue under dialogue, through black out, and stop at next lights up

## ! " !

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

!# % % "# $ $# $ $ & # $ $ Bm

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Piano/Vocal

20 Coney Island Baby (Conclusion) cue: play several moments after lights up; Woyzeck speaks lyrics D7

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Ev - ery

4

$

G

# %

&

%

%

G

night

)

dream - land.

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9

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( %

to

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man

in

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the

( % my

spoken: I saw him, Marie.


Piano/Conductor

21 Just The Way We Are

A

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C

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just

9

C

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just

13

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are.

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we

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just

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( ' '

the way

C

we

C

try

to

$

boys, it's

( ' '

change

us

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'cause it's

( $ ' ## %

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' ' ' ' ' '# C

who re - marked"They say big - a - my's nice. whose bullocks was made out of brass.

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& ' ' E - ven Whenthey C

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two are a bore; I pre - fer three or four for the plu - ral of spouse, it is spice. tink - led to - gether, they played "Stor - my Weather" and light -ning shot out of his ass!


Spoken (Andres): A worried young man from 'stanbul discovered red spots on his tool. Said the doctor, a cynic, "Get out of my clinic! Just wipe of the lipstick, you fool!"

B

21

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26

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just

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Piano/Conductor

22 Shiny Things (Karl)

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&

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&

4

Ab

7

Bbm

find crows, thing

&

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Cm

tine; know, eyes;

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he is to

&

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+ &,

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Bbm

& &

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a sil - ver twine, you're dressed to go, is to be king

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+ & & & ,

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the shi - ny to shi - ny ly shi - ny

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a crow puts a - lone you not dan - cing

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from a val - en you guessed, I here in your

% & ## $% Ab 3.

Leave Well

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thing.


Piano/Conductor

23 It's Over Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

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must have brought the bad wea - ther with you.

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of lead.

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38

VAMP under scene until Margret sings +Waterphone

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* $+ $ $ .$

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62

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for, you'll be bur - ied in the clothes that you ne - ver wore,

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suit - case

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Piano/Conductor +Cuba Tom Tape Play Twice

24 Cuba Tom (Monkey Scene Change)

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

"! $ !

$

E¨m

" $

5

E¨m

$

B¨7

$

A¨m

B¨7

$

B¨7

$

E¨m

$

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## ! "


Piano/Conductor

25 More Murder II A ! # !!" $ ( !!! ' "

cue: Woyzeck: "Always the same, the same, the same . . . ." stop after Andres: "Let them dance."

arco

( !!! %! "

& %

& % )%

$

'

%

%

%

% +

%

)%

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cue: Andres: "Drink some schnapps . . ."

B stop after Drum Major enters & & !! !! $ % % $ ' !! !! '

arco

!! !! % !

%

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)%

*%

% +

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Piano/Conductor

26 Another Man's Vine

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Fm

$ $ !# $ # $ "# &

Fm

5

% -

-

ful, his

mind young

is be

Dm

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leas lie's

the wife

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will the

Fm

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wind. war.

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Cm

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rose she

21

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Gm

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13

gain en

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care left

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ters

-

C7

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lie

sends.

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ney end.

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the She

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29

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Db7

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33

red read

37

rose; rose;

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rose rose

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see pick

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Piano/Conductor

27 Shiny Things (Instrumental)

cue: Lights up, continue underneath scene until Karl: "If I had you, did I want you?"; attacca no. 28

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Piano/Conductor

28 Everything Goes To Hell Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Latin Feel

Cm cue: Karl: "Mirror, mirror . . ."

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Piano/Conductor

29 All The World's Green (Duet) Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Bm

## ! " !

$

%

A7

D

F#7

I

%

Bm

Gmaj

Winter's moving in

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&

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F#7

beg - gars

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and all

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old days a - gain,

the world A7

and all

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(!

WOYZECK

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&

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) ( *

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is green. D

the world

is green.

beg - gars

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and

( ( 3( ( +

that you owe me

G

&

# ) " # ( ( ( ( ' () (! ( ( ! ) * (

25

the wide blue sky.

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' () (! () ( !

no - thing

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kings.

A7

the sea

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You turn kings in - to

that it's ever been

in - to

a - gainst

) ( *

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Ma - rie, you are

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fell

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9

&

WOYZECK

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MARIE (spoken Em over Woyzeck): Let me lie about it all.

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29 All The World's Green (Duet)

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Ebm

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Abm

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moon is

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Piano/Conductor

30 Red Room !

The Murder

!

+Waterphone random Tpt and Sax wails

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mp

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Attacca "Woyzeck's Woe"


Piano/Conductor

31 Woyzeck's Woe +Cello (doubling melody) PIANO

# ! # " #!

5

# "# # '

Eb Bb7 Eb

$

The

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morn.

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Eb

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& %!

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fav - orite thing you've worn.

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my

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we

won't Ab

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$

Eb

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Bb7

Eb

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Bb7

$

$

$

& $ $ %

Ab

a - gainst your skin that's pale as bone;

Ab

is

Bb7 Eb

$ $ $ $

$ $ $

Ab

Eb

Eb & %

rib - bon round your neck,

song,

13

Ab

$ $ $ $

# & # " #(

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go

$ $ $ $ $

band

is

play -ing our

)

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home,

$

$

'til Eb

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( (


Piano/Conductor

32 Overturned Pot (Karl) +Glock BANJO

# " # # !!

Eb/Bb Bb7/D Eb

$

is

$

$

$

No - thing's ev - er

Ab

9

Eb/Bb

# "# # $ $ $ $ If

13

I

die

$ $ $ $

No - thing's ev - er

Ab

17

Eb/Bb

# $ $ $ # " # $ If

21

I

die

$ $ $ $

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G7/B Cm

$

yours to

Eb/BbBb7/D

%

keep.

Eb

& $ $! $ $

G7

$

as

Ab

$

Eb/Bb

$

%

Close your eyes,

Ab

Eb/Bb

$ $ %

it seems,

Eb

you wake,

$ %

it seems.

Eb/Bb

$ $ $ $

climb the

Ab

lad - der

Eb/Bb

$ $ %

com - ing back.

Bb7sus Bb7

Eb

$

%

$

go

to

Eb/Bb Bb7/D

don't

Bb7sus Bb7

Eb

$ $

%

to

your dreams.

Eb/Bb Bb7/D

Eb

& $ $! $ $

Ab

Bb7sus Bb7

Close your eyes,

Eb

you weep.

don't

$ $ %

sleep.

& $ $! $ $

don't you cry;

Eb/Bb

Eb

$ $ %

Dad - dy's nev - er

Ab

$ %

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$ $ $ $

G7/B Cm

G7 G7/Cb Cm

$

Eb/Bb

don't you cry;

& $ $! $ $

as

Ab

you wake,

Eb/BbBb7/D

be - fore

Eb/Bb Bb7/D Eb

# "# #

$

be - fore

Eb/Bb Bb7/D Eb

# "# #

moon is cracked;

G7

$

$ %

$

red;

Eb/Bb Bb7/D Eb

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G7 G7/B Cm

$ %

Sun

5

Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

KARL

$

go

you weep.

E¨

$ %

to

sleep.


Piano/Conductor

33 Overturned Pot Instrumental Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan 2000

Play underneath Margret's monologue; at " . . . golden flies stuck up there, like the shrike sticks 'em on the blackthorn" attacca no. 34 Misery Reprise

Clarinet in Bb

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Violoncello

Double Bass

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Tbn.

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Vc.

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Piano/Conductor

34 Misery Reprise Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan (2000)

MARGRET & CHORUS

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Fm

# # # # # # # # %$$

&

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

5

Fm

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&

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

9

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" # # # # # # # # %$$

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

&

&

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

Fm

## $ %

continue to repeat as Chorus and Leads enter slowly and create tableau

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&

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

# # # # # # # # %$$

Mis - er - y's the riv - er of the world.

&

( ' MARGRET, spoken: "Misery's the river of the world!"


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