Final Sequence

The engine roared, the motor hissed

And who could see how the road would twist?

In Sweeney's ledger the entries matched

A beadle arrived, and a beadle dispatched

To satisfy the hungry god of Sweeney Todd

The demon barber of Fleet... (Sweeney!)

Street (Sweeney!)

Sweeney! Sweeney! Sweeney!

Sweeney! Sweeney!

City on fire

Rats in the grass

And the lunatics yelling in the streets

It's the end of the world! Yes!

City on fire

Hunchbacks dancing

Stirrings in the ground

And the whirring of giant wings

Watch out! Look!

Blotting out the moonlight

Thick black rain falling on the

City on fire!

City on fire!

City on fire!

Johanna: Will we be married on Sunday?

Johanna: That's what you promised

Johanna: Married on Sunday!

Johanna: That was last August

Johanna: Kiss me!

City on fire

Rats in the streets

And the lunatics yelling at the moon

It's the end of the world! Yes!

City on fire

Hunchbacks kissing

Stirrings in the graves

And the screaming of giant winds

Watch out! Look!

Crawling on the chimneys

Great black crows screeching at the

City on fire!

City on fire!

City on fire!

Mrs. Lovett: Toby! Where are you, love?

Todd: Toby! Where are you, lad?

Mrs. Lovett: Nothing's gonna harm you

Todd: Toby!

Mrs. Lovett: Not while I'm around

Todd: Toby!

Mrs. Lovett: Where are you hiding?

Mrs. Lovett: Nothing's gonna harm you, darling

Todd: "Nothing to be afraid of, boy"

Mrs. Lovett: Not while I'm around

Todd: Toby

Mrs. Lovett: Demons are prowling everywhere nowadays

Todd: Toby

City on fire

Rats in the streets

And the lunatics yelling at the moon

It's the end of the world! Yes!

Beggar Woman: Beadle! Beadle!

Beggar Woman: No good hiding, I saw you!

Beggar Woman: Are you in there still

Beggar Woman: Beadle? Beadle?

Beggar Woman: Get her, but watch it!

Beggar Woman: She's a wicked one, she'll deceive you with her fancy gowns

Beggar Woman: And her fancy airs

Beggar Woman: And her --

Beggar Woman: Mischief! Mischief!

Beggar Woman: Devil's work!

Beggar Woman: Where are you, Beadle?

Beggar Woman: Beadle

City on fire

Rats in the streets

And the lunatics yelling at the moon

It's the end of the world! Yes!

City on fire

Hunchbacks kissing

Stirrings in the graves

And the screaming of giant winds

Watch out! Look!

Crawling on the chimneys

Great black crows screeching

Anthony: "Mr. Todd?"

Johanna: "No one here. Where is this Mr. Todd?"

Anthony: "No matter. He'll be back in a moment, for I trust him as I trust my right arm."

Anthony: "Now, wait for him here. And I'll return with the coach in less than half an hour."

Johanna: "But they are after us still. What if they should trace us here?"

Johanna: "Oh, Anthony, please let me come with you."

Anthony: "No, my darling, there is no safety for you on the street."

Johanna: "But dressed in these sailor's clothes, who's to know it is I?"

Anthony: "No, the risk is too great."

Anthony: Ah, miss

Anthony: Look at me, look at me, miss, oh

Anthony: Look at me please

Anthony: Oh, favor me, favor me with your glance

Anthony: Ah, miss

Anthony: Soon we'll be, soon we'll be gone

Anthony: And sailing the seas

Anthony: And happily, happily wed in France

Anthony/Johanna: And we'll sail the world and see its wonders

Anthony/Johanna: From the pearls of Spain to the rubies of Tibet

Anthony: And then come home to London (Johanna: And then home)

Anthony/Johanna: Some day

Anthony: "I'll be back before those lips have time to lose that smile."

Beggar Woman: Beadle!

Beggar Woman: Beadle! Where are you?

Beggar Woman: Beadle, dear, Beadle!

Beggar Woman: Beadle deedle deedle deedle deedle dumpling

Beggar Woman: Beadle dumpling, be-deedle dumpling...

Todd: "You! What are you doing here?"

Beggar Woman: "Ah, evil is here, sir. The stink of evil, from below, from her!"

Beggar Woman: Beadle dear, Beadle!

Todd: "Out of here, woman."

Beggar Woman: "She's the devil's wife! Oh, beware her, sir. Beware of her."

Beggar Woman: "She with no pity in her heart."

Todd: "Out, I say!"

Beggar Woman: Hey, don't I know you, mister?

Turpin: "Mr. Todd, sir!"

Todd: "The judge. I have no time."

Turpin: "Where is she? Where is the girl?"

Todd: "Below, your honor. With my neighbor, Mrs. Lovett."

Todd: "Thank heavens the sailor did not molest her."

Todd: "Thank heavens, too, she has seen the error of her ways."

Turpin: "She has?"

Todd: "Oh yes, sir, your lesson was well learned."

Todd: "She speaks only of you, longing for forgiveness."

Turpin: "And she shall have it. She'll be here soon, you say?"

Todd: "Shh, I think I hear her now."

Turpin: "Oh, excellent, my friend!"

Todd: "Is that her dainty footstep on the stair?"

Turpin: "I hear nothing."

Todd: "Yes, isn't that her shadow on the wall?"

Turpin: "Where?"

Todd: There! Primping

Todd: Making herself even prettier

Turpin: Even prettier (Todd: than usual if possible)

Turpin: Oh, pretty women

Todd: Pretty women, yes

Turpin: "Hey, quickly, sir, a splash of bay rum!"

Todd: "Sit, sir, sit"

Turpin: Johanna, Johanna

Todd: Pretty women

Turpin: "Hurry, man!"

Todd: Pretty women are a wonder

Turpin: "You're in a merry mood again today, Mr. Todd."

Todd: Pretty women

Turpin: What we do for

Todd/Turpin: Pretty women

Todd: Blowing out their (Turpin: Blowing out their candles) candles or

Todd: Combing out their (Turpin: Combing out their hair, then they) hair

Todd: Even when they leave (Turpin: leave, even when they leave you and vanish)

Todd: They still (Turpin: They somehow can still remain)

Todd: Are there (Turpin: There with you)

Todd: They're there (Turpin: There)

Turpin: "How seldom it is one meets a fellow spirit!"

Todd: "With fellow tastes in women, at least."

Turpin: "What? What's that?"

Todd: "Oh, sire, no doubt the years have changed me."

Todd: "But then, perhaps, the face of a barber, the face of a prisoner in the dock, is not particularly memorable."

Turpin: "Benjamin Barker!"

Todd: "Benjamin Barker!"

Todd: Rest now, my friend

Todd: Rest now forever

Todd: Sleep now the untroubled

Todd: Sleep of the angels

Lift your razor high, Sweeney!

Hear it singing, yes!

Sink it in the rosy skin of righteousness!

Mrs. Lovett: "Die! Die! God in heaven, die!"

Mrs. Lovett: "You! Can it be? How all the demons in hell are sent to torment me!"

Mrs. Lovett: "Quick, into the oven with her!"

Todd: "Why did you scream? Does the judge live still?"

Mrs. Lovett: "He was clutching, holding on to my dress, now he's finished."

Todd: "No, don't worry about that. Open the oven doors."

Mrs. Lovett: "No!"

Todd: "Open the doors, I say!"

Mrs. Lovett: "No! Don't go near her!"

Todd: "What's the matter with you, woman? It's only a silly old beggar..."

Todd: "Oh no! Oh my god, 'don't I know you?' she said."

Todd: "You knew she lived. From the first moment that I came into your shop you knew my Lucy lived!"

Mrs. Lovett: "I was only thinking of you!"

Todd: Lucy

Mrs. Lovett: "Your Lucy! A crazy hag picking bones and rotten spuds out of alley ash-cans!"

Mrs. Lovett: "Would you have wanted to know that she ended up like that?"

Todd: "You lied to me."

Mrs. Lovett: No, no, not lied at all. No, I never lied (Todd: Lucy)

Mrs. Lovett: Said she took the poison, she did, never said that she died

Mrs. Lovett: Poor thing, she lived (Todd: I've come home)

Mrs. Lovett: But it left her weak in the head (Todd: again)

Mrs. Lovett: All she did for months was just lie there in bed

Mrs. Lovett: Should've been in hospital (Todd: Lucy)

Mrs. Lovett: Wound up in bedlam instead, poor thing!

Mrs. Lovett: Better you should think she was dead (Todd: Oh, my god)

Mrs. Lovett: Yes, I lied 'cause I love you!

Mrs. Lovett: I'd be twice the wife she was! (Todd: Lucy)

Mrs. Lovett: I love you!

Mrs. Lovett: Could that thing have cared for you like me? (Todd: What have I done?)

Todd: Mrs. Lovett, you're a bloody wonder

Todd: Eminently practical and yet appropriate as always

Todd: As you've said repeatedly, there's little point in dwelling on the past

Todd: Now, come here, my love (Mrs. Lovett: Do you mean it? Everything I did I swear)

Todd: Not a thing to fear, my love (Mrs. Lovett: I thought was only for the best! Believe me!)

Todd: What's dead (Mrs. Lovett: Can we still be)

Todd: Is dead (Mrs. Lovett: married?)

Todd: The history of the world, my pet

Mrs. Lovett: Oh, Mr. Todd, ooh, Mr. Todd, leave it to me

Todd: Is learn forgiveness and try to forget

Mrs. Lovett: By the sea, Mr. Todd, we'll be comfy-cozy

Mrs. Lovett: By the sea, Mr. Todd, where there's no one nosy

Todd: And life is for the alive, my dear

Todd: So let's keep living it!

Todd: Just keep living it! (Mrs. Lovett: We'll keep living it!)

Todd: Really living it! (Mrs. Lovett: Really living it!)

Todd: There was a barber and his wife

Todd: And she was beautiful

Todd: A foolish barber and his wife

Todd: She was his reason and his life

Todd: And she was beautiful

Todd: And she was virtuous

Todd: And he was naive

Toby: "Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker man. Bake me a cake."

Toby: "No, no, bake me a pie to delight my eye, and I will sigh if the crust be high!"

Toby: "Mr. Todd."

Toby: "Pat him and prick him and mark him with a 'b'"

Toby: "And put him in the oven for baby and me!"