Voice Mail #5
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Voice Mail #5
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ROGER & MARK'S ANSWERING MACHINE
Speak...
(Beeep!)
ROGER'S MOTHER
Roger
This is your mother
Roger, honey,
I don't get these postcards
"Moving to Santa Fe"
"Back in New York"
"Starting a rock band"
Roger, where are you??
Please call
MIMI'S MOTHER
Mimi, chica, donde estas?
Tu mama esta llamando
Donde estas Mimi, call?
MR. JEFFERSON
Kitten
Wherever are you - call
MRS. COHEN
Mark
Are you there - are you there?
I don't know if he's there
We're all here wishing
You were here , too
Where are you, Mark
Are you there, are you
Where are you?
Mark - are you there -
Are you there?
I don't know if -
Please call your mother
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Rent performs "Voice Mail #5", and this lyric page sits inside the Rent catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Finale (The Lot And The Loft) and Finale B with a short reason for opening each page next.
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