(d. barbelivien) Elle voulait jouer cabaret Sur un paque bot de contrebande Pas dans un bastringue marseillais Avec des marins qui lui demandent Une
play Life is a cabaret, old chum Come to the cabaret Put down the knitting, the book and the broom It's time for a holiday Life is a cabaret, old chum
tangent space And they sign Oh, I'm on my way And feeling it's time to wander I'm on my way And feeling it's time to wander It's mental cabaret It's
I went to the live nude cabaret To see what I could see And I saw the ladies dancing And I guess that they saw me And neither did I vanquish Or surrender
Sometimes I feel I've got to run away I've got to get away From the pain you drive into the heart of me. The love we share seems to go nowhere And I'
[EMCEE] Money makes the world go around The world go around The world go around Money makes the world go around It makes the world go 'round. A mark,
[SALLY (spoken)] I think people are perfectly marvellous, I really do, Cliff. Don't you? I don't think people should have to explain anything. For example
SCULTZ (spoken)] You hesitate because you have never been married. It frightens you. Believe me, it can work wonders... How the world can change It can
[The Emcee plays a recording on a phonograph.] [BOY SOPRANO] The sun on the meadow is summery warm. The stag in the forest runs free. But gather together
[EMCEE] Meine Damen und Herren. Mesdames et Messieurs, Ladies and Gentlemen; it is almost midnight! Husbands- you have only ten seconds in which to lose
zu sehen, je suis enchante, Happy, to see you, bleibe reste stay Willkomen, beinvenue, welcome, Im Cabaret, au Cabaret, to Cabaret [SPOKEN] Mein Damen
Cabaret, old chum, Come to the Cabaret. Put down the knitting, The book and the broom. Time for a holiday. Life is Cabaret, old chum, Come to the Cabaret
[EMCEE (spoken)] So, you see, everybody in Berlin has a perfectly marvellous roommate. Some people have two people. [GIRL 1] Beedle dee, deedle dee,
[FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER (spoken)] Herr Schultz. Can I beleive what I see? But this is too much to accept. It's so rare... so costly... so luxurious... If
Maybe this time, I'll be lucky Maybe this time, he'll stay Maybe this time For the first time Love won't hurry away He will hold me fast I'll be home
[FRAULEIN SCHNEIDER] You say fifty marks. I say one hundred marks, a [spoken in rythm] difference of fifty marks- Why should that stand in our way? As
[EMCEE] And now, meine Damen und Herren... Mesdames et Messieurs... Ladies and Gentlemen- The Kit Kat Klub is proud to present a most talented young
[FRAULEIN KOST (spoken)] Herr Ludwig! You are not leaving so early? [ERNST] I do not find this party amusing. [FRAULEIN KOST] Ah- but it is just beginning
