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No. 23 - Finale Act II
| Sir Lewis: | I find it's really better far To keep my pranks for Bench and Bar. |
| Lady Virginia: | My little heart at once I gave To one so warlike, big and brave. |
| Goldfield: | In spite of sneers from Church and Laity, My life henceforth you'll fill with Gaiety. |
| Rose: | You're going to marry me, and so You are a lucky chap, you know. |
| Dr. Brierly: | When leaving the gay Carnival, val, val, There isn't a doubt that I shall, shall, shall My feelings express by invoking success On the way of the Gaiety Gal, Gal, Gal! |
| Chorus: | On the day of the gay Carnival, When leaving the gay Carnival, val, val, There isn't a doubt that we shall, shall, shall Our feelings express by invoking success On the way of the Gaiety Gal, Gal, Gal! |
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