PROLOGUE - The Town Square of New Amsterdam, now New York, in 1660.
No. 1 - Prologue - Chorus of Dutch Girls and Solo - Katrina
Chorus: | Come, come, let us be jolly. |
Katrina: | Though the prudish miss may spurn a kiss When all the world may see, Don't think that she's afraid. She's merely on parade. For on the sly, with no one nigh, She heeds her lover's plea, and when he asks her for a kiss She gives him two or three. Her cherry lips are Cupid's bow And ah! they're always curved up so She cannot form them into "No." She can't make them say No! |
Chorus: | She cannot form them into "No." She can't make them say No! |
Katrina: | Ah me! they're always curved up so. |
All: | She cannot form them into "No." |
Katrina: | When the story old again is told In whispers soft and low; On her snow white cheek the blushes speak as they come and go. It needs no word if the soul is stirred, No speech to tell him so. Her eyes confess, her heart says "Yes," Love can't say No. |
Chorus: | When the story old again is told In whispers soft and low; On her snow white cheek the blushes speak as they come and go. It needs no word if the soul is stirred, No speech to tell him so. |
All: | Her eyes confess, her heart says "Yes," Love can't say No. |
American Musical Theatre | The Burgomaster
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