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re: Non-lyric changes to Les Mis

Posted by: Jonesy 02:57 pm EDT 03/28/14
In reply to: re: Non-lyric changes to Les Mis - Guillaume 01:47 pm EDT 03/28/14
I still don't know how Colm Wilkinson was able to carry Michael Ball without needing a chiropractor every night.

And yes, asking God to "Bring Him Home" while actually carrying the guy doesn't really make all that much sense.

Then again, singing "Bring Him Home" and then going and doing it himself is kind of a big slap in the face to God and makes the song kind of pointless.

It is a pretty song, though.

Even if it reminds me of the Forbidden Broadway parody: "It's too high, this song's too high! Pity me, change the key!"


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