EPISODE · Feb 25, 2011 · 3 MIN

11- Married

from Cabaret (OBC1966)

SCHULTZ: How the world can change, It can change like that Due to one little word- Married. See a palace rise From a two-room flat Due to one little word- Married And the old despair That was often there Suddenly ceases to be. For you wake one day, Look around and say, Somebody wonderful Married me. FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: (Singing) How the world can change, It can change like that Due to one little word— SCHULTZ and FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: Married. FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: See a palace rise From a two-room flat Due to one little word— SCHULTZ and FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: Married. FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: And the old despair That was often there Suddenly ceases to be. SCHULTZ and FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: For you wake one day, Look around and say, SCHULTZ: Somebody wonderful, FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: Somebody wonderful SCHULTZ and FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER: Married me.

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