The Hunchback Of Notre Dame
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The Bells of Notre Dame

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The Bells of Notre Dame

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(Olim olim Deus accelere

Hoc saeculum splendium

Accelere fiat venire olim)

Morning in Paris

The city awakes

To the bells of notre dame

The fisherman fishes

The baker-man bakes

To the bells of notre dame

To the big bells as loud as the thunder

To the little bells soft as a psalm

And some say the soul

Of the city's the toll

Of the bells

The bells of notre dame

Long years ago did this story begin

In this place of notre dame

Two orphan brothers were both taken in

By the grace of notre dame

Claude, the older who cared for his brother

Young Jehan, full of beauty and charm

And they lived and they grew

And awoke to the music of bells

The bells of notre dame

Oh dear brother

Meet these arches and this sacred dome

We are blessed to find our sanctuary and our home

Righteous Claude Frollo

Was ever more drawn

Like a son to notre dame

Not like his profligate brother Jehan

Who'd have none of notre dame

Though as brothers they loved one another

Frollo watched in despair and alarm

As Jehan grew wild

And defied and defiled

All the laws

The laws of notre dame

You must leave, Jehan

This holy refuge where you've dwelled.

(Leave? But father)

Sorry Claude, but I have no choice

Your brother is expelled

Frollo was sent in

Uncommonly fast throught the ranks

The ranks of notre dame

Till he was named the archdeacon at last

And gave thanks to notre dame

And then one awful day got a message

And the name that it bore was Jehan

And concealing his face

Frollo strolled to a place

Far away

Away from notre dame

Brother dearest, come with me

Where we will find a remedy

And notre dame once more will be

Your sanctuary

Healing you will be my goal

Not just your body, but your soul

We'll be together in our holy sanctuary

(Dies irae

Dies illa

Solvet saeclum

In favilla

Kyrie eleison)

And the saints regarded Frollo

From their stone facade

(Kyrie eleison

And he felt their gaze

As if it were the eyes of God)

See this lonesome creature

From whom lesser men would flee

I will keep and care for him

And teach him at my knee

To think like me

Now here is a riddle to guess if you can

Sing the bells of notre dame

What makes a monster

And what makes a man?

Sing the bells, bells, bells

Bells, bells, bells, bells, bells

The bells of notre dame

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