GERARD BUTLER THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA LYRICS CODE
Get the embed code The Phantom of the Opera - Miscellaneous Album Lyrics1.All I Ask of You (Reprise)2.Entr'acte (Act Two - Six Months Later)3.I Remember/Stranger Than You Dream It4.Little Lotte / The Mirror (Angel Music)5.Masquerade / Why So Silent6.The Music of the Night7.The Phantom of the Opera8.The Point of No Return9.Think of Me10.Why Have You Brought Me Here? Raoul, I've Been There11.Wishing You Were Somehow Here AgainThe Phantom of the Opera Lyrics provided by Let the dream begin, let your darker side give in Let your soul take you where you long to be Leave all thoughts of the life you knew before Let your mind start a journey to a strange new world In this darkness that you know you cannot fight Open up your mind, let your fantasies unwind Purge your thoughts of the life you knew beforeĬlose your eyes, let your spirit start to soarĪnd you live as you've never lived before Turn your thoughts away from cold unfeeling lightĬlose your eyes and surrender to your darkest dreams Turn your face away from the garish light of day Slowly, gently night unfurls its splendor Silently the senses abandon their defenses It would be unfair to compare Scherzinger with a Sarah Brightman or Sierra Boggess, but her performance here is certainly deserving of praise and merit (she achieves something very, very few can).Īnd, of course, her Phantoms are simply spectacular.Night time sharpens, heightens each sensation And while he manages to get adequately through the songs, the word adequate should never be the main adjective used to describe someone playing the lead in The Phantom of the Opera. However, Butler, in the title role, is a singer with no experience. It is here that she is spellbound by the allure of her mysterious “Angel of Music”, and it is with this song that the battle for her love (and soul?) begins. Rossum is a classically trained opera singer and Wilson has performed in several Broadway musicals. In the song, “The Phantom of the Opera”, here sung by Nicole Scherzinger, Christine meets the Phantom in person for the first time, and he takes her down into his lair beneath the Opéra House.
This contrast, constituting just one central theme in the musical, explores the conflict between the dark and unrestrained passions of obession, seduction, jealously and revenge on the one hand and the promise of a less possessive, more tempered and, conceivably, more enduring type of love on the other. Raoul is the figure who pulls our star towards the light, and in “All I ask of You”, he promises to save her from the night: He falls in love with Christine, and she falls in love with him – despite the magnetism of the Phantom. The second force is embodied in Raoul, a childhood friend who has recently become the patron of the Opéra in which she stars. Turn your thoughts away from cold, unfeeling light… Slowly, gently, night unfurls its splendour
In one of the musical’s most popular songs, “Music of the Night”, the Phantom implores Christine: He has tutored Christine in her vocal performances whilst never revealing himself to her in person.
The first, dark and mysterious, is embodied by the Phantom. Inside the Paris Opéra House (Palais Granier) The Phantom is set in the Paris Opéra House in 1881, and its heroine, Christine, is caught between the pull of two opposite forces. It’s impossible to briefly summarise its central themes, but we’ll make an awkward attempt.
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