Lyrics ..
I'm looking for the lyrics to the daughters of the regiment song
if anyone could help it would be much appreciated
Sweeny Todd,, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. ! BLEEDER PRIDE !
The soundtrack of Athena is available on CD but, as you can see from the track list below, there is no such title as "daughters of the regiment".
TRACK LIST
01 Main Theme - Original Cast
02 The Girl Next Door - Original Cast
03 Medley: Nursey Gardens/Adam's House - Original Cast
04 Vocalize - Original Cast
05 Imagine - Original Cast
06 Harmonize - Original Cast
07 I'm Sorry, Adam - Original Cast
08 Imagine (Reprise) - Original Cast
09 Ginger Blossoms - Original Cast
10 Love Can Change The Stars - Original Cast
11 I Never Felt Better - Original Cast
12 I Love You All (Outtake) - Original Cast
13 Chacun Le Sait - Original Cast
14 Cocoanut Ice Cream - Original Cast
15 Venezia - Original Cast
16 Dance Music (Imagine) - Original Cast
17 Oh, Adam - Original Cast
18 Medley: Athena (Instrumental Reprise)/Imagine (Second Reprise) (Outtake) - Original Cast
19 Competition (Outtake) - Original Cast
20 Jalouise - Original Cast
21 Love Can Change The Stars (Reprise) - Original Cast
22 Medley: Glass Crash/Adam Alone/Ham And Eggs - Original Cast
22 Vocalize (Finale) - Original Cast
23 Love Can Change The Stars (End Cast) - Original Cast
24 Faster Than Sound (Outtake) - Original Cast
25 Love Can Change The Stars (Duet) (Outtake) - Original Cast
26 Faster Than Sound (Demo) - Original Cast
27 Vocalize (Demo) - Original Cast
28 Love Can Change The Stars (Demo) - Original Cast
29 Imagine (Demo) - Original Cast
30 Venezia (Demo) - Original Cast
31 I Never Felt Better (Demo) - Original Cast
32 Harmonize (Demo) - Original Cast
Chacun Le Sait is a song from daughters of the regiment...
Sweeney Todd the demon barber of MY street Bleeder pride
Most of those tracks are actually just background music not songs. It's shocking how few actual songs there are in this musical and much as I like it and the songs it drives me crazy that they sing "Love Can Change the Stars" two or three times and "Imagine" twice. Hugh Martin was a great songwriter, I can't imagine why MGM didn't have him compose additional songs to fill this film up rather than the "reprises".
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