Prologue

Romeo and Juliet

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 Romeo and Juliet

In Sadness I Do Love A Woman 2

Terrence Mann
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lov - ing hate. In sad - ness I do love a wo - man

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she is rich in bea - uty she hath di - an's wit but

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with cu - pid's ar - row shall not be hit O I do love a

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wo - man. In sad - ness I do love a wo - man

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doth add more grief to too much of mine own.

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 Romeo and Juliet

In Sadness I Do Love A Woman 2

Terrence Mann
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 Good Morrow Cuz
Romeo and Juliet

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 Get Her Heart
Romeo and Juliet

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based on text by William Shakespeare

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My child is yet a stran - ger in the world.

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Romeo and Juliet

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It is an ho - nor that I dream not of.

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How stands your dis - po - si - tion to be mar - ried?

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A man young la - dy, such a man. A man young la - dy, such a man.
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seeks you for his love.

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E - ven sum - mer hath not such a flower.
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This pre - cious book of love, This un - bound lo - ver to

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through lov - ers brains then they dream of love Night by night o'er law - yers

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This is that ver - y This is that ver - y This is that ver - y Mab!!
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take all, take all my - - - self.

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I have night's cloak to hide me from their eyes and let thou love me

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take all take all my - self take all my - - - self.

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night I am a - fraid it be - ing night all this is but a dream.

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Romeo and Juliet

13
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Mercutio's Death Dance 14

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Romeo and Juliet

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Romeo and Juliet

15A
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based on text by William Shakespeare
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Romeo and Juliet

16
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based on text by William Shakespeare

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 Romeo in the Tomb
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Oh my love, oh my wife, death hath no po - wer on thy beau - ty.

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Thou art not, con - quered yet. Beau - ty is crim - son in thy lips and cheeks.

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 Juliet Awakes
Romeo and Juliet

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based on text by William Shakespeare
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 A Glooming Peace
Romeo and Juliet

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based on text by William Shakespeare

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