Amélie - A New Musical
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The Commute

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The Commute

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[Gina, suzanne, & georgette]

She walks home from work

Content all alone

[Philomene]

Stopping atop st. Mart. Canal

Skipping a stone

[Hipolito]

She thinks she's okay

[Nino]

She cracks creme brûlée

She wonders is this how a night should be spent

[Amélie]

And how many couples in paris are having

An orgasm right at this moment?

(Laughter)

[Amélie, spoken]

Fifteen

[Company]

And later this evening her life will change

Later this evening her life will change

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