[{"id":9084687,"name":"A Little Priest","trackName":"A Little Priest","artistName":"Josh Groban","albumName":"Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2023 Broadway Cast Recording)","duration":465.945,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n\nLater on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n\nOf course we could do that\nI don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\nYou know me\nBright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\nI keep thinking...\n\nSeems a downright shame\n\nShame?\n\nSeems an awful waste\nSuch a nice, plump frame\nWhat's-his-name has\nHad\nHas\nNor it can't be traced\nBusiness needs a lift\nDebts to be erased\nThink of it as thrift\nAs a gift\nIf you get my drift, huh, no?\nSeems an awful waste\nI mean, with the price of meat\nWhat it is\nWhen you get it\nIf you get it\n\nAh!\n\nGood, you got it!\nTake, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\nBus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\nAnd a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\nAnd I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n\nMrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n\nWell, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n\nMrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\nWithout you all these years, I'll never know! (Think about it)\nHow delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\nAlso undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\nHow choice!\nHow rare!\nFor what's the sound of the world out there?\n\nWhat, Mr. Todd?\nWhat, Mr. Todd?\nWhat is that sound?\n\nThose crunching noises pervading the air!\n\nYes, Mr. Todd!\nYes, Mr. Todd!\nYes, all around!\n\nIt's man devouring man, my dear!\n\nAnd who are we to deny it in here?\n\nThese are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\nAnd desperate measures are called for!\n\nHere we are! Hot from the oven!\n\nWhat is that?\n\nIt's priest\nHave a little priest\n\nIs it really good?\n\nSir, it's too good, at least!\nThen again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\nSo it's pretty fresh\n\nAwful lot of fat\n\nOnly where it sat\n\nHaven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\nNo, y'see, the trouble with poet is\nHow do you know it's deceased?\nTry the priest!\n\nMmm! Hevaenly!\nNot as hearty as bishop, perhaps\nBut then not as bland as curit, either\n\nAnd good for business!\nAlways leaves you wantin' more\nTrouble is we only get it in Sundays\n\nLawyer's rather nice\n\nIf it's for a price\n\nOrder something else, though, to follow\nSince no one should swallow it twice!\n\nAnything that's lean?\n\nWell, then, if you're British and loyal\nYou might enjoy Royal Marine!\nAnyway, it's clean\nThough of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n\nIs that squire, on the fire?\n\nMercy no, sir, look closer\nYou'll notice it's grocer!\n\nLooks thicker\nMore like vicar!\n\nNo, it has to be grocer—\nIt's green!\n\nThe history of the world, my love—\n\nSave a lot of graves\nDo a lot of relatives favors!\n\nIs those below serving those up above!\n\nEv'rybody shaves\nSo there should be plenty of flavors!\n\nHow gratifying for once to know\n\nThat those above will serve those down below!\n\nNow let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n\nSomething pinker\n\nMmm, tailor?\n\nPaler!\n\nPotter?\n\nHotter!\n\nButler?\n\nSubtler!\n\nLocksmith?\n\nLovely bit of clark\n\nMaybe for a lark\n\nThen again they're sweet\nIf you want it cheap\nAnd you like it dark\nTry the financier\nPeak of his career\n\nThat looks pretty rank\n\nWell, he drank\nIt's a bank cashier\nLast one really sold\nWasn't quite so old\n\nHave you any beadle?\n\nNext week, so I'm told\nBeadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\nAnd notice how well it's been greased\nStick to priest\n\nNow this may be a bit stringy\nThen again, it's fiddle player!\n\nOh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\nThat's piccolo player!\n\nHow can you tell?\n\nBecause — it's piping hot!\n\nThen blow on it first!\n\nThe history of the world, my sweet\n\nOh, Mr. Todd\nOoh, Mr. Todd\nWhat does it tell?\n\nIs who gets eaten\nAnd who gets to eat\n\nAnd Mr. Todd\nToo, Mr. Todd\nWho gets to sell?\n\nBut fortunately it's all so clear\n\nThat everybody goes down where we fear\n\nSince marine doesn't appeal to you\nHow about ... rear admiral?\n\nToo salty!\nI prefer general\n\nWith or without his privates?\nWith his extra!\n\nWhat is that?\n\nIt's fop\nFinest in the shop\nOr we have some shepherd's pie peppered\nWith actual shepherd on top!\nAnd I've just begun—\nHere's the politician, so oily\nIt's served with a doily\nHave one!\n\nPut it on a bun\nWell, you never know if it's going to run!\n\nTry the friar\nFried, it's drier!\n\nNo, the clergy is really\nToo coarse and too mealy!\n\nThen actor\nThat's compacter!\n\nYes, and always arrives overdone!\nI'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n\nWait! True, we don't have judge yet\nBut we've got something you might fancy even better\n\nWhat's that?\n\nExecutioner!\n\nHave charity towards the world, my pet!\n\nYes, yes, I know, my love!\n\nWe'll take the customers that we can get!\n\nHigh-born and low, my love!\n\nWe'll not discriminate great from small!\nNo, we'll serve anyone\n\nMeaning anyone\n\nAnd to anyone\nAt all!","syncedLyrics":"[00:00.23] That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n[00:04.68] Later on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n[00:11.26] Of course we could do that\n[00:14.10] I don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\n[00:19.94] You know me\n[00:22.30] Bright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\n[00:25.18] I keep thinking...\n[00:27.78] Seems a downright shame\n[00:30.39] Shame?\n[00:32.20] Seems an awful waste\n[00:35.53] Such a nice, plump frame\n[00:39.18] What's-his-name has\n[00:40.07] Had\n[00:42.77] Has\n[00:45.62] Nor it can't be traced\n[00:48.84] Business needs a lift\n[00:52.83] Debts to be erased\n[00:55.87] Think of it as thrift\n[00:58.01] As a gift\n[00:58.66] If you get my drift, huh, no?\n[01:05.09] Seems an awful waste\n[01:12.03] I mean, with the price of meat\n[01:14.69] What it is\n[01:15.26] When you get it\n[01:16.56] If you get it\n[01:17.81] Ah!\n[01:20.78] Good, you got it!\n[01:21.78] Take, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\n[01:25.70] Bus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\n[01:30.11] And a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\n[01:34.01] And I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n[01:37.22] Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n[01:39.10] Well, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n[01:41.97] Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\n[01:43.12] Without you all these years, I'll never know! (Think about it)\n[01:45.04] How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n[01:47.35] Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n[01:49.80] How choice!\n[01:51.32] How rare!\n[01:52.34] For what's the sound of the world out there?\n[01:55.40] What, Mr. Todd?\n[01:56.75] What, Mr. Todd?\n[01:57.43] What is that sound?\n[01:59.07] Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n[02:03.12] Yes, Mr. Todd!\n[02:04.14] Yes, Mr. Todd!\n[02:05.03] Yes, all around!\n[02:06.24] It's man devouring man, my dear!\n[02:10.11] And who are we to deny it in here?\n[02:16.44] These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n[02:19.68] And desperate measures are called for!\n[02:22.10] Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n[02:25.69] What is that?\n[02:28.18] It's priest\n[02:30.36] Have a little priest\n[02:32.14] Is it really good?\n[02:33.80] Sir, it's too good, at least!\n[02:36.55] Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n[02:39.91] So it's pretty fresh\n[02:44.09] Awful lot of fat\n[02:46.46] Only where it sat\n[02:47.63] Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n[02:51.12] No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n[02:53.94] How do you know it's deceased?\n[02:57.08] Try the priest!\n[02:58.94] Mmm! Hevaenly!\n[03:01.78] Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n[03:03.34] But then not as bland as curit, either\n[03:05.54] And good for business!\n[03:06.79] Always leaves you wantin' more\n[03:08.69] Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n[03:13.66] Lawyer's rather nice\n[03:16.14] If it's for a price\n[03:17.91] Order something else, though, to follow\n[03:20.44] Since no one should swallow it twice!\n[03:23.57] Anything that's lean?\n[03:25.46] Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n[03:27.55] You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n[03:31.21] Anyway, it's clean\n[03:32.87] Though of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n[03:36.51] Is that squire, on the fire?\n[03:40.19] Mercy no, sir, look closer\n[03:41.97] You'll notice it's grocer!\n[03:43.89] Looks thicker\n[03:45.38] More like vicar!\n[03:47.22] No, it has to be grocer—\n[03:49.43] It's green!\n[03:54.68] The history of the world, my love—\n[03:58.47] Save a lot of graves\n[04:00.35] Do a lot of relatives favors!\n[04:02.16] Is those below serving those up above!\n[04:06.72] Ev'rybody shaves\n[04:07.66] So there should be plenty of flavors!\n[04:09.59] How gratifying for once to know\n[04:12.96] That those above will serve those down below!\n[04:21.26] Now let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n[04:23.44] Something pinker\n[04:25.35] Mmm, tailor?\n[04:26.21] Paler!\n[04:27.68] Potter?\n[04:28.55] Hotter!\n[04:29.50] Butler?\n[04:30.34] Subtler!\n[04:31.58] Locksmith?\n[04:36.71] Lovely bit of clark\n[04:38.26] Maybe for a lark\n[04:40.05] Then again they're sweet\n[04:41.27] If you want it cheap\n[04:42.82] And you like it dark\n[04:44.05] Try the financier\n[04:45.93] Peak of his career\n[04:47.73] That looks pretty rank\n[04:49.55] Well, he drank\n[04:49.80] It's a bank cashier\n[04:50.70] Last one really sold\n[04:53.51] Wasn't quite so old\n[04:55.12] Have you any beadle?\n[04:56.74] Next week, so I'm told\n[04:58.99] Beadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\n[05:01.19] And notice how well it's been greased\n[05:04.68] Stick to priest\n[05:07.86] Now this may be a bit stringy\n[05:09.30] Then again, it's fiddle player!\n[05:12.24] Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n[05:14.74] That's piccolo player!\n[05:16.67] How can you tell?\n[05:17.89] Because — it's piping hot!\n[05:20.79] Then blow on it first!\n[05:26.91] The history of the world, my sweet\n[05:30.20] Oh, Mr. Todd\n[05:31.46] Ooh, Mr. Todd\n[05:32.44] What does it tell?\n[05:34.09] Is who gets eaten\n[05:35.89] And who gets to eat\n[05:37.73] And Mr. Todd\n[05:38.70] Too, Mr. Todd\n[05:39.77] Who gets to sell?\n[05:41.30] But fortunately it's all so clear\n[05:44.77] That everybody goes down where we fear\n[05:52.89] Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n[05:54.74] How about ... rear admiral?\n[05:57.30] Too salty!\n[05:58.92] I prefer general\n[06:01.29] With or without his privates?\n[06:06.91] With his extra!\n[06:14.52] What is that?\n[06:17.31] It's fop\n[06:19.24] Finest in the shop\n[06:21.15] Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n[06:23.41] With actual shepherd on top!\n[06:26.72] And I've just begun—\n[06:28.62] Here's the politician, so oily\n[06:30.86] It's served with a doily\n[06:32.72] Have one!\n[06:34.26] Put it on a bun\n[06:36.10] Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n[06:39.80] Try the friar\n[06:41.66] Fried, it's drier!\n[06:43.29] No, the clergy is really\n[06:45.40] Too coarse and too mealy!\n[06:47.35] Then actor\n[06:48.94] That's compacter!\n[06:50.55] Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n[06:54.95] I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n[06:58.45] Wait! True, we don't have judge yet\n[07:01.08] But we've got something you might fancy even better\n[07:05.84] What's that?\n[07:07.71] Executioner!\n[07:11.18] Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n[07:14.73] Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n[07:17.93] We'll take the customers that we can get!\n[07:21.65] High-born and low, my love!\n[07:25.16] We'll not discriminate great from small!\n[07:28.67] No, we'll serve anyone\n[07:31.10] Meaning anyone\n[07:32.98] And to anyone\n[07:35.13] At all!\n[07:41.32] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: A Little Priest\n  artist: Josh Groban\n  album: 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2023 Broadway Cast Recording)'\n  duration_ms: 465945\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n  start_ms: 230\n  end_ms: 4680\n- text: Later on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n  start_ms: 4680\n  end_ms: 11260\n- text: Of course we could do that\n  start_ms: 11260\n  end_ms: 14100\n- text: I don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\n  start_ms: 14100\n  end_ms: 19940\n- text: You know me\n  start_ms: 19940\n  end_ms: 22300\n- text: Bright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\n  start_ms: 22300\n  end_ms: 25180\n- text: I keep thinking...\n  start_ms: 25180\n  end_ms: 27780\n- text: Seems a downright shame\n  start_ms: 27780\n  end_ms: 30390\n- text: Shame?\n  start_ms: 30390\n  end_ms: 32200\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 32200\n  end_ms: 35530\n- text: Such a nice, plump frame\n  start_ms: 35530\n  end_ms: 39180\n- text: What's-his-name has\n  start_ms: 39180\n  end_ms: 40070\n- text: Had\n  start_ms: 40070\n  end_ms: 42770\n- text: Has\n  start_ms: 42770\n  end_ms: 45620\n- text: Nor it can't be traced\n  start_ms: 45620\n  end_ms: 48840\n- text: Business needs a lift\n  start_ms: 48840\n  end_ms: 52830\n- text: Debts to be erased\n  start_ms: 52830\n  end_ms: 55870\n- text: Think of it as thrift\n  start_ms: 55870\n  end_ms: 58010\n- text: As a gift\n  start_ms: 58010\n  end_ms: 58660\n- text: If you get my drift, huh, no?\n  start_ms: 58660\n  end_ms: 65090\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 65090\n  end_ms: 72030\n- text: I mean, with the price of meat\n  start_ms: 72030\n  end_ms: 74690\n- text: What it is\n  start_ms: 74690\n  end_ms: 75260\n- text: When you get it\n  start_ms: 75260\n  end_ms: 76560\n- text: If you get it\n  start_ms: 76560\n  end_ms: 77810\n- text: Ah!\n  start_ms: 77810\n  end_ms: 80780\n- text: Good, you got it!\n  start_ms: 80780\n  end_ms: 81780\n- text: Take, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\n  start_ms: 81780\n  end_ms: 85700\n- text: Bus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\n  start_ms: 85700\n  end_ms: 90110\n- text: And a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\n  start_ms: 90110\n  end_ms: 94010\n- text: And I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n  start_ms: 94010\n  end_ms: 97220\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n  start_ms: 97220\n  end_ms: 99100\n- text: Well, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n  start_ms: 99100\n  end_ms: 101970\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\n  start_ms: 101970\n  end_ms: 103120\n- text: Without you all these years, I'll never know! 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(Think about it)\n  How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n  Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\n  How choice!\n  How rare!\n  For what's the sound of the world out there?\n\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What is that sound?\n\n  Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, all around!\n\n  It's man devouring man, my dear!\n\n  And who are we to deny it in here?\n\n  These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n  And desperate measures are called for!\n\n  Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's priest\n  Have a little priest\n\n  Is it really good?\n\n  Sir, it's too good, at least!\n  Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n  So it's pretty fresh\n\n  Awful lot of fat\n\n  Only where it sat\n\n  Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\n  No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n  How do you know it's deceased?\n  Try the priest!\n\n  Mmm! Hevaenly!\n  Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n  But then not as bland as curit, either\n\n  And good for business!\n  Always leaves you wantin' more\n  Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n\n  Lawyer's rather nice\n\n  If it's for a price\n\n  Order something else, though, to follow\n  Since no one should swallow it twice!\n\n  Anything that's lean?\n\n  Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n  You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n  Anyway, it's clean\n  Though of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n\n  Is that squire, on the fire?\n\n  Mercy no, sir, look closer\n  You'll notice it's grocer!\n\n  Looks thicker\n  More like vicar!\n\n  No, it has to be grocer—\n  It's green!\n\n  The history of the world, my love—\n\n  Save a lot of graves\n  Do a lot of relatives favors!\n\n  Is those below serving those up above!\n\n  Ev'rybody shaves\n  So there should be plenty of flavors!\n\n  How gratifying for once to know\n\n  That those above will serve those down below!\n\n  Now let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n\n  Something pinker\n\n  Mmm, tailor?\n\n  Paler!\n\n  Potter?\n\n  Hotter!\n\n  Butler?\n\n  Subtler!\n\n  Locksmith?\n\n  Lovely bit of clark\n\n  Maybe for a lark\n\n  Then again they're sweet\n  If you want it cheap\n  And you like it dark\n  Try the financier\n  Peak of his career\n\n  That looks pretty rank\n\n  Well, he drank\n  It's a bank cashier\n  Last one really sold\n  Wasn't quite so old\n\n  Have you any beadle?\n\n  Next week, so I'm told\n  Beadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\n  And notice how well it's been greased\n  Stick to priest\n\n  Now this may be a bit stringy\n  Then again, it's fiddle player!\n\n  Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n  That's piccolo player!\n\n  How can you tell?\n\n  Because — it's piping hot!\n\n  Then blow on it first!\n\n  The history of the world, my sweet\n\n  Oh, Mr. Todd\n  Ooh, Mr. Todd\n  What does it tell?\n\n  Is who gets eaten\n  And who gets to eat\n\n  And Mr. Todd\n  Too, Mr. Todd\n  Who gets to sell?\n\n  But fortunately it's all so clear\n\n  That everybody goes down where we fear\n\n  Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n  How about ... rear admiral?\n\n  Too salty!\n  I prefer general\n\n  With or without his privates?\n  With his extra!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's fop\n  Finest in the shop\n  Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n  With actual shepherd on top!\n  And I've just begun—\n  Here's the politician, so oily\n  It's served with a doily\n  Have one!\n\n  Put it on a bun\n  Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n\n  Try the friar\n  Fried, it's drier!\n\n  No, the clergy is really\n  Too coarse and too mealy!\n\n  Then actor\n  That's compacter!\n\n  Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n  I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n\n  Wait! True, we don't have judge yet\n  But we've got something you might fancy even better\n\n  What's that?\n\n  Executioner!\n\n  Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n\n  Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n\n  We'll take the customers that we can get!\n\n  High-born and low, my love!\n\n  We'll not discriminate great from small!\n  No, we'll serve anyone\n\n  Meaning anyone\n\n  And to anyone\n  At all!\n"},{"id":29373624,"name":"A Little Priest","trackName":"A Little Priest","artistName":"Josh Groban","albumName":"Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street","duration":466.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n\nLater on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n\nOf course we could do that\nI don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\nYou know me\nBright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\nI keep thinking...\n\nSeems a downright shame\n\nShame?\n\nSeems an awful waste\nSuch a nice, plump frame\nWhat's-his-name has\nHad\nHas\nNor it can't be traced\nBusiness needs a lift\nDebts to be erased\nThink of it as thrift\nAs a gift\nIf you get my drift, huh, no?\nSeems an awful waste\nI mean, with the price of meat\nWhat it is\nWhen you get it\nIf you get it\n\nAh!\n\nGood, you got it!\nTake, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\nBus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\nAnd a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\nAnd I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n\nMrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n\nWell, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n\nMrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\nWithout you all these years, I'll never know! 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(Think about it)\n[01:45.04] How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n[01:47.35] Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n[01:49.80] How choice!\n[01:51.32] How rare!\n[01:52.34] For what's the sound of the world out there?\n[01:55.40] What, Mr. Todd?\n[01:56.75] What, Mr. Todd?\n[01:57.43] What is that sound?\n[01:59.07] Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n[02:03.12] Yes, Mr. Todd!\n[02:04.14] Yes, Mr. Todd!\n[02:05.03] Yes, all around!\n[02:06.24] It's man devouring man, my dear!\n[02:10.11] And who are we to deny it in here?\n[02:16.44] These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n[02:19.68] And desperate measures are called for!\n[02:22.10] Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n[02:25.69] What is that?\n[02:28.18] It's priest\n[02:30.36] Have a little priest\n[02:32.14] Is it really good?\n[02:33.80] Sir, it's too good, at least!\n[02:36.55] Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n[02:39.91] So it's pretty fresh\n[02:44.09] Awful lot of fat\n[02:46.46] Only where it sat\n[02:47.63] Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n[02:51.12] No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n[02:53.94] How do you know it's deceased?\n[02:57.08] Try the priest!\n[02:58.94] Mmm! Hevaenly!\n[03:01.78] Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n[03:03.34] But then not as bland as curit, either\n[03:05.54] And good for business!\n[03:06.79] Always leaves you wantin' more\n[03:08.69] Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n[03:13.66] Lawyer's rather nice\n[03:16.14] If it's for a price\n[03:17.91] Order something else, though, to follow\n[03:20.44] Since no one should swallow it twice!\n[03:23.57] Anything that's lean?\n[03:25.46] Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n[03:27.55] You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n[03:31.21] Anyway, it's clean\n[03:32.87] Though of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n[03:36.51] Is that squire, on the fire?\n[03:40.19] Mercy no, sir, look closer\n[03:41.97] You'll notice it's grocer!\n[03:43.89] Looks thicker\n[03:45.38] More like vicar!\n[03:47.22] No, it has to be grocer—\n[03:49.43] It's green!\n[03:54.68] The history of the world, my love—\n[03:58.47] Save a lot of graves\n[04:00.35] Do a lot of relatives favors!\n[04:02.16] Is those below serving those up above!\n[04:06.72] Ev'rybody shaves\n[04:07.66] So there should be plenty of flavors!\n[04:09.59] How gratifying for once to know\n[04:12.96] That those above will serve those down below!\n[04:21.26] Now let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n[04:23.44] Something pinker\n[04:25.35] Mmm, tailor?\n[04:26.21] Paler!\n[04:27.68] Potter?\n[04:28.55] Hotter!\n[04:29.50] Butler?\n[04:30.34] Subtler!\n[04:31.58] Locksmith?\n[04:36.71] Lovely bit of clark\n[04:38.26] Maybe for a lark\n[04:40.05] Then again they're sweet\n[04:41.27] If you want it cheap\n[04:42.82] And you like it dark\n[04:44.05] Try the financier\n[04:45.93] Peak of his career\n[04:47.73] That looks pretty rank\n[04:49.55] Well, he drank\n[04:49.80] It's a bank cashier\n[04:50.70] Last one really sold\n[04:53.51] Wasn't quite so old\n[04:55.12] Have you any beadle?\n[04:56.74] Next week, so I'm told\n[04:58.99] Beadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\n[05:01.19] And notice how well it's been greased\n[05:04.68] Stick to priest\n[05:07.86] Now this may be a bit stringy\n[05:09.30] Then again, it's fiddle player!\n[05:12.24] Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n[05:14.74] That's piccolo player!\n[05:16.67] How can you tell?\n[05:17.89] Because — it's piping hot!\n[05:20.79] Then blow on it first!\n[05:26.91] The history of the world, my sweet\n[05:30.20] Oh, Mr. Todd\n[05:31.46] Ooh, Mr. Todd\n[05:32.44] What does it tell?\n[05:34.09] Is who gets eaten\n[05:35.89] And who gets to eat\n[05:37.73] And Mr. Todd\n[05:38.70] Too, Mr. Todd\n[05:39.77] Who gets to sell?\n[05:41.30] But fortunately it's all so clear\n[05:44.77] That everybody goes down where we fear\n[05:52.89] Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n[05:54.74] How about ... rear admiral?\n[05:57.30] Too salty!\n[05:58.92] I prefer general\n[06:01.29] With or without his privates?\n[06:06.91] With his extra!\n[06:14.52] What is that?\n[06:17.31] It's fop\n[06:19.24] Finest in the shop\n[06:21.15] Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n[06:23.41] With actual shepherd on top!\n[06:26.72] And I've just begun—\n[06:28.62] Here's the politician, so oily\n[06:30.86] It's served with a doily\n[06:32.72] Have one!\n[06:34.26] Put it on a bun\n[06:36.10] Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n[06:39.80] Try the friar\n[06:41.66] Fried, it's drier!\n[06:43.29] No, the clergy is really\n[06:45.40] Too coarse and too mealy!\n[06:47.35] Then actor\n[06:48.94] That's compacter!\n[06:50.55] Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n[06:54.95] I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n[06:58.45] Wait! True, we don't have judge yet\n[07:01.08] But we've got something you might fancy even better\n[07:05.84] What's that?\n[07:07.71] Executioner!\n[07:11.18] Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n[07:14.73] Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n[07:17.93] We'll take the customers that we can get!\n[07:21.65] High-born and low, my love!\n[07:25.16] We'll not discriminate great from small!\n[07:28.67] No, we'll serve anyone\n[07:31.10] Meaning anyone\n[07:32.98] And to anyone\n[07:35.13] At all!\n[07:41.32] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: A Little Priest\n  artist: Josh Groban\n  album: Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street\n  duration_ms: 466000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n  start_ms: 230\n  end_ms: 4680\n- text: Later on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n  start_ms: 4680\n  end_ms: 11260\n- text: Of course we could do that\n  start_ms: 11260\n  end_ms: 14100\n- text: I don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\n  start_ms: 14100\n  end_ms: 19940\n- text: You know me\n  start_ms: 19940\n  end_ms: 22300\n- text: Bright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\n  start_ms: 22300\n  end_ms: 25180\n- text: I keep thinking...\n  start_ms: 25180\n  end_ms: 27780\n- text: Seems a downright shame\n  start_ms: 27780\n  end_ms: 30390\n- text: Shame?\n  start_ms: 30390\n  end_ms: 32200\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 32200\n  end_ms: 35530\n- text: Such a nice, plump frame\n  start_ms: 35530\n  end_ms: 39180\n- text: What's-his-name has\n  start_ms: 39180\n  end_ms: 40070\n- text: Had\n  start_ms: 40070\n  end_ms: 42770\n- text: Has\n  start_ms: 42770\n  end_ms: 45620\n- text: Nor it can't be traced\n  start_ms: 45620\n  end_ms: 48840\n- text: Business needs a lift\n  start_ms: 48840\n  end_ms: 52830\n- text: Debts to be erased\n  start_ms: 52830\n  end_ms: 55870\n- text: Think of it as thrift\n  start_ms: 55870\n  end_ms: 58010\n- text: As a gift\n  start_ms: 58010\n  end_ms: 58660\n- text: If you get my drift, huh, no?\n  start_ms: 58660\n  end_ms: 65090\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 65090\n  end_ms: 72030\n- text: I mean, with the price of meat\n  start_ms: 72030\n  end_ms: 74690\n- text: What it is\n  start_ms: 74690\n  end_ms: 75260\n- text: When you get it\n  start_ms: 75260\n  end_ms: 76560\n- text: If you get it\n  start_ms: 76560\n  end_ms: 77810\n- text: Ah!\n  start_ms: 77810\n  end_ms: 80780\n- text: Good, you got it!\n  start_ms: 80780\n  end_ms: 81780\n- text: Take, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\n  start_ms: 81780\n  end_ms: 85700\n- text: Bus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\n  start_ms: 85700\n  end_ms: 90110\n- text: And a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\n  start_ms: 90110\n  end_ms: 94010\n- text: And I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n  start_ms: 94010\n  end_ms: 97220\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n  start_ms: 97220\n  end_ms: 99100\n- text: Well, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n  start_ms: 99100\n  end_ms: 101970\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\n  start_ms: 101970\n  end_ms: 103120\n- text: Without you all these years, I'll never know! 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Hevaenly!\n  start_ms: 178940\n  end_ms: 181780\n- text: Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n  start_ms: 181780\n  end_ms: 183340\n- text: But then not as bland as curit, either\n  start_ms: 183340\n  end_ms: 185540\n- text: And good for business!\n  start_ms: 185540\n  end_ms: 186790\n- text: Always leaves you wantin' more\n  start_ms: 186790\n  end_ms: 188690\n- text: Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n  start_ms: 188690\n  end_ms: 193660\n- text: Lawyer's rather nice\n  start_ms: 193660\n  end_ms: 196140\n- text: If it's for a price\n  start_ms: 196140\n  end_ms: 197910\n- text: Order something else, though, to follow\n  start_ms: 197910\n  end_ms: 200440\n- text: Since no one should swallow it twice!\n  start_ms: 200440\n  end_ms: 203570\n- text: Anything that's lean?\n  start_ms: 203570\n  end_ms: 205460\n- text: Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n  start_ms: 205460\n  end_ms: 207550\n- text: You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n  start_ms: 207550\n  end_ms: 211210\n- text: 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(Think about it)\n  How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n  Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\n  How choice!\n  How rare!\n  For what's the sound of the world out there?\n\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What is that sound?\n\n  Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, all around!\n\n  It's man devouring man, my dear!\n\n  And who are we to deny it in here?\n\n  These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n  And desperate measures are called for!\n\n  Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's priest\n  Have a little priest\n\n  Is it really good?\n\n  Sir, it's too good, at least!\n  Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n  So it's pretty fresh\n\n  Awful lot of fat\n\n  Only where it sat\n\n  Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\n  No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n  How do you know it's deceased?\n  Try the priest!\n\n  Mmm! 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True, we don't have judge yet\n  But we've got something you might fancy even better\n\n  What's that?\n\n  Executioner!\n\n  Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n\n  Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n\n  We'll take the customers that we can get!\n\n  High-born and low, my love!\n\n  We'll not discriminate great from small!\n  No, we'll serve anyone\n\n  Meaning anyone\n\n  And to anyone\n  At all!\n"},{"id":11153878,"name":"A Little Priest","trackName":"A Little Priest","artistName":"Josh Groban & Annaleigh Ashford","albumName":"Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street","duration":466.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n\nLater on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n\nOf course we could do that\nI don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\nYou know me\nBright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\nI keep thinking...\n\nSeems a downright shame\n\nShame?\n\nSeems an awful waste\nSuch a nice, plump frame\nWhat's-his-name has\nHad\nHas\nNor it can't be traced\nBusiness needs a lift\nDebts to be erased\nThink of it as thrift\nAs a gift\nIf you get my drift, huh, no?\nSeems an awful waste\nI mean, with the price of meat\nWhat it is\nWhen you get it\nIf you get it\n\nAh!\n\nGood, you got it!\nTake, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\nBus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\nAnd a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\nAnd I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n\nMrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n\nWell, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n\nMrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\nWithout you all these years, I'll never know! (Think about it)\nHow delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\nAlso undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\nHow choice!\nHow rare!\nFor what's the sound of the world out there?\n\nWhat, Mr. Todd?\nWhat, Mr. Todd?\nWhat is that sound?\n\nThose crunching noises pervading the air!\n\nYes, Mr. Todd!\nYes, Mr. Todd!\nYes, all around!\n\nIt's man devouring man, my dear!\n\nAnd who are we to deny it in here?\n\nThese are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\nAnd desperate measures are called for!\n\nHere we are! Hot from the oven!\n\nWhat is that?\n\nIt's priest\nHave a little priest\n\nIs it really good?\n\nSir, it's too good, at least!\nThen again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\nSo it's pretty fresh\n\nAwful lot of fat\n\nOnly where it sat\n\nHaven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\nNo, y'see, the trouble with poet is\nHow do you know it's deceased?\nTry the priest!\n\nMmm! Hevaenly!\nNot as hearty as bishop, perhaps\nBut then not as bland as curit, either\n\nAnd good for business!\nAlways leaves you wantin' more\nTrouble is we only get it in Sundays\n\nLawyer's rather nice\n\nIf it's for a price\n\nOrder something else, though, to follow\nSince no one should swallow it twice!\n\nAnything that's lean?\n\nWell, then, if you're British and loyal\nYou might enjoy Royal Marine!\nAnyway, it's clean\nThough of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n\nIs that squire, on the fire?\n\nMercy no, sir, look closer\nYou'll notice it's grocer!\n\nLooks thicker\nMore like vicar!\n\nNo, it has to be grocer—\nIt's green!\n\nThe history of the world, my love—\n\nSave a lot of graves\nDo a lot of relatives favors!\n\nIs those below serving those up above!\n\nEv'rybody shaves\nSo there should be plenty of flavors!\n\nHow gratifying for once to know\n\nThat those above will serve those down below!\n\nNow let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n\nSomething pinker\n\nMmm, tailor?\n\nPaler!\n\nPotter?\n\nHotter!\n\nButler?\n\nSubtler!\n\nLocksmith?\n\nLovely bit of clark\n\nMaybe for a lark\n\nThen again they're sweet\nIf you want it cheap\nAnd you like it dark\nTry the financier\nPeak of his career\n\nThat looks pretty rank\n\nWell, he drank\nIt's a bank cashier\nLast one really sold\nWasn't quite so old\n\nHave you any beadle?\n\nNext week, so I'm told\nBeadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\nAnd notice how well it's been greased\nStick to priest\n\nNow this may be a bit stringy\nThen again, it's fiddle player!\n\nOh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\nThat's piccolo player!\n\nHow can you tell?\n\nBecause — it's piping hot!\n\nThen blow on it first!\n\nThe history of the world, my sweet\n\nOh, Mr. Todd\nOoh, Mr. Todd\nWhat does it tell?\n\nIs who gets eaten\nAnd who gets to eat\n\nAnd Mr. Todd\nToo, Mr. Todd\nWho gets to sell?\n\nBut fortunately it's all so clear\n\nThat everybody goes down where we fear\n\nSince marine doesn't appeal to you\nHow about ... rear admiral?\n\nToo salty!\nI prefer general\n\nWith or without his privates?\nWith his extra!\n\nWhat is that?\n\nIt's fop\nFinest in the shop\nOr we have some shepherd's pie peppered\nWith actual shepherd on top!\nAnd I've just begun—\nHere's the politician, so oily\nIt's served with a doily\nHave one!\n\nPut it on a bun\nWell, you never know if it's going to run!\n\nTry the friar\nFried, it's drier!\n\nNo, the clergy is really\nToo coarse and too mealy!\n\nThen actor\nThat's compacter!\n\nYes, and always arrives overdone!\nI'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n\nWait! 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True, we don't have judge yet\n[07:01.02] But we've got something you might fancy even better\n[07:05.83] What's that?\n[07:07.78] Executioner!\n[07:11.13] Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n[07:14.70] Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n[07:17.92] We'll take the customers that we can get!\n[07:21.63] High-born and low, my love!\n[07:25.18] We'll not discriminate great from small!\n[07:28.67] No, we'll serve anyone\n[07:31.15] Meaning anyone\n[07:32.99] And to anyone\n[07:35.13] At all!\n[07:41.37] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: A Little Priest\n  artist: Josh Groban & Annaleigh Ashford\n  album: 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street'\n  duration_ms: 466000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n  start_ms: 230\n  end_ms: 4630\n- text: Later on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n  start_ms: 4630\n  end_ms: 11240\n- text: Of course we could do that\n  start_ms: 11240\n  end_ms: 14170\n- text: I don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\n  start_ms: 14170\n  end_ms: 19950\n- text: You know me\n  start_ms: 19950\n  end_ms: 22390\n- text: Bright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\n  start_ms: 22390\n  end_ms: 25180\n- text: I keep thinking...\n  start_ms: 25180\n  end_ms: 27730\n- text: Seems a downright shame\n  start_ms: 27730\n  end_ms: 30360\n- text: Shame?\n  start_ms: 30360\n  end_ms: 32200\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 32200\n  end_ms: 35570\n- text: Such a nice, plump frame\n  start_ms: 35570\n  end_ms: 39180\n- text: What's-his-name has\n  start_ms: 39180\n  end_ms: 40010\n- text: Had\n  start_ms: 40010\n  end_ms: 42770\n- text: Has\n  start_ms: 42770\n  end_ms: 45600\n- text: Nor it can't be traced\n  start_ms: 45600\n  end_ms: 48850\n- text: Business needs a lift\n  start_ms: 48850\n  end_ms: 52840\n- text: Debts to be erased\n  start_ms: 52840\n  end_ms: 55850\n- text: Think of it as thrift\n  start_ms: 55850\n  end_ms: 58070\n- text: As a gift\n  start_ms: 58070\n  end_ms: 58670\n- text: If you get my drift, huh, no?\n  start_ms: 58670\n  end_ms: 65040\n- text: Seems an awful waste\n  start_ms: 65040\n  end_ms: 72080\n- text: I mean, with the price of meat\n  start_ms: 72080\n  end_ms: 74670\n- text: What it is\n  start_ms: 74670\n  end_ms: 75280\n- text: When you get it\n  start_ms: 75280\n  end_ms: 76540\n- text: If you get it\n  start_ms: 76540\n  end_ms: 77830\n- text: Ah!\n  start_ms: 77830\n  end_ms: 80790\n- text: Good, you got it!\n  start_ms: 80790\n  end_ms: 81760\n- text: Take, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\n  start_ms: 81760\n  end_ms: 85720\n- text: Bus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\n  start_ms: 85720\n  end_ms: 90170\n- text: And a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\n  start_ms: 90170\n  end_ms: 94020\n- text: And I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n  start_ms: 94020\n  end_ms: 97260\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n  start_ms: 97260\n  end_ms: 99100\n- text: Well, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n  start_ms: 99100\n  end_ms: 101970\n- text: Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\n  start_ms: 101970\n  end_ms: 103130\n- text: Without you all these years, I'll never know! 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Hevaenly!\n  start_ms: 178900\n  end_ms: 181730\n- text: Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n  start_ms: 181730\n  end_ms: 183300\n- text: But then not as bland as curit, either\n  start_ms: 183300\n  end_ms: 185520\n- text: And good for business!\n  start_ms: 185520\n  end_ms: 186730\n- text: Always leaves you wantin' more\n  start_ms: 186730\n  end_ms: 188640\n- text: Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n  start_ms: 188640\n  end_ms: 193640\n- text: Lawyer's rather nice\n  start_ms: 193640\n  end_ms: 196110\n- text: If it's for a price\n  start_ms: 196110\n  end_ms: 197960\n- text: Order something else, though, to follow\n  start_ms: 197960\n  end_ms: 200480\n- text: Since no one should swallow it twice!\n  start_ms: 200480\n  end_ms: 203560\n- text: Anything that's lean?\n  start_ms: 203560\n  end_ms: 205490\n- text: Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n  start_ms: 205490\n  end_ms: 207570\n- text: You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n  start_ms: 207570\n  end_ms: 211250\n- text: 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this may be a bit stringy\n  start_ms: 307810\n  end_ms: 309320\n- text: Then again, it's fiddle player!\n  start_ms: 309320\n  end_ms: 312240\n- text: Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n  start_ms: 312240\n  end_ms: 314740\n- text: That's piccolo player!\n  start_ms: 314740\n  end_ms: 316610\n- text: How can you tell?\n  start_ms: 316610\n  end_ms: 317850\n- text: Because — it's piping hot!\n  start_ms: 317850\n  end_ms: 320780\n- text: Then blow on it first!\n  start_ms: 320780\n  end_ms: 326930\n- text: The history of the world, my sweet\n  start_ms: 326930\n  end_ms: 330260\n- text: Oh, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 330260\n  end_ms: 331450\n- text: Ooh, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 331450\n  end_ms: 332490\n- text: What does it tell?\n  start_ms: 332490\n  end_ms: 334020\n- text: Is who gets eaten\n  start_ms: 334020\n  end_ms: 335860\n- text: And who gets to eat\n  start_ms: 335860\n  end_ms: 337770\n- text: And Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 337770\n  end_ms: 338750\n- text: Too, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 338750\n  end_ms: 339760\n- text: Who gets to sell?\n  start_ms: 339760\n  end_ms: 341300\n- text: But fortunately it's all so clear\n  start_ms: 341300\n  end_ms: 344770\n- text: That everybody goes down where we fear\n  start_ms: 344770\n  end_ms: 352830\n- text: Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n  start_ms: 352830\n  end_ms: 354700\n- text: How about ... rear admiral?\n  start_ms: 354700\n  end_ms: 357370\n- text: Too salty!\n  start_ms: 357370\n  end_ms: 358950\n- text: I prefer general\n  start_ms: 358950\n  end_ms: 361220\n- text: With or without his privates?\n  start_ms: 361220\n  end_ms: 366900\n- text: With his extra!\n  start_ms: 366900\n  end_ms: 374550\n- text: What is that?\n  start_ms: 374550\n  end_ms: 377310\n- text: It's fop\n  start_ms: 377310\n  end_ms: 379270\n- text: Finest in the shop\n  start_ms: 379270\n  end_ms: 381110\n- text: Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n  start_ms: 381110\n  end_ms: 383460\n- text: With actual shepherd on top!\n  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(Think about it)\n  How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n  Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\n  How choice!\n  How rare!\n  For what's the sound of the world out there?\n\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What is that sound?\n\n  Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, all around!\n\n  It's man devouring man, my dear!\n\n  And who are we to deny it in here?\n\n  These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n  And desperate measures are called for!\n\n  Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's priest\n  Have a little priest\n\n  Is it really good?\n\n  Sir, it's too good, at least!\n  Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n  So it's pretty fresh\n\n  Awful lot of fat\n\n  Only where it sat\n\n  Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\n  No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n  How do you know it's deceased?\n  Try the priest!\n\n  Mmm! Hevaenly!\n  Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n  But then not as bland as curit, either\n\n  And good for business!\n  Always leaves you wantin' more\n  Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n\n  Lawyer's rather nice\n\n  If it's for a price\n\n  Order something else, though, to follow\n  Since no one should swallow it twice!\n\n  Anything that's lean?\n\n  Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n  You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n  Anyway, it's clean\n  Though of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n\n  Is that squire, on the fire?\n\n  Mercy no, sir, look closer\n  You'll notice it's grocer!\n\n  Looks thicker\n  More like vicar!\n\n  No, it has to be grocer—\n  It's green!\n\n  The history of the world, my love—\n\n  Save a lot of graves\n  Do a lot of relatives favors!\n\n  Is those below serving those up above!\n\n  Ev'rybody shaves\n  So there should be plenty of flavors!\n\n  How gratifying for once to know\n\n  That those above will serve those down below!\n\n  Now let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n\n  Something pinker\n\n  Mmm, tailor?\n\n  Paler!\n\n  Potter?\n\n  Hotter!\n\n  Butler?\n\n  Subtler!\n\n  Locksmith?\n\n  Lovely bit of clark\n\n  Maybe for a lark\n\n  Then again they're sweet\n  If you want it cheap\n  And you like it dark\n  Try the financier\n  Peak of his career\n\n  That looks pretty rank\n\n  Well, he drank\n  It's a bank cashier\n  Last one really sold\n  Wasn't quite so old\n\n  Have you any beadle?\n\n  Next week, so I'm told\n  Beadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\n  And notice how well it's been greased\n  Stick to priest\n\n  Now this may be a bit stringy\n  Then again, it's fiddle player!\n\n  Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n  That's piccolo player!\n\n  How can you tell?\n\n  Because — it's piping hot!\n\n  Then blow on it first!\n\n  The history of the world, my sweet\n\n  Oh, Mr. Todd\n  Ooh, Mr. Todd\n  What does it tell?\n\n  Is who gets eaten\n  And who gets to eat\n\n  And Mr. Todd\n  Too, Mr. Todd\n  Who gets to sell?\n\n  But fortunately it's all so clear\n\n  That everybody goes down where we fear\n\n  Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n  How about ... rear admiral?\n\n  Too salty!\n  I prefer general\n\n  With or without his privates?\n  With his extra!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's fop\n  Finest in the shop\n  Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n  With actual shepherd on top!\n  And I've just begun—\n  Here's the politician, so oily\n  It's served with a doily\n  Have one!\n\n  Put it on a bun\n  Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n\n  Try the friar\n  Fried, it's drier!\n\n  No, the clergy is really\n  Too coarse and too mealy!\n\n  Then actor\n  That's compacter!\n\n  Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n  I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n\n  Wait! 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this may be a bit stringy\n  start_ms: 307880\n  end_ms: 309330\n- text: Then again, it's fiddle player!\n  start_ms: 309330\n  end_ms: 312260\n- text: Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n  start_ms: 312260\n  end_ms: 314700\n- text: That's piccolo player!\n  start_ms: 314700\n  end_ms: 316670\n- text: How can you tell?\n  start_ms: 316670\n  end_ms: 317880\n- text: Because — it's piping hot!\n  start_ms: 317880\n  end_ms: 320710\n- text: Then blow on it first!\n  start_ms: 320710\n  end_ms: 326970\n- text: The history of the world, my sweet\n  start_ms: 326970\n  end_ms: 330200\n- text: Oh, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 330200\n  end_ms: 331450\n- text: Ooh, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 331450\n  end_ms: 332440\n- text: What does it tell?\n  start_ms: 332440\n  end_ms: 334050\n- text: Is who gets eaten\n  start_ms: 334050\n  end_ms: 335870\n- text: And who gets to eat\n  start_ms: 335870\n  end_ms: 337770\n- text: And Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 337770\n  end_ms: 338740\n- text: Too, Mr. Todd\n  start_ms: 338740\n  end_ms: 339770\n- text: Who gets to sell?\n  start_ms: 339770\n  end_ms: 341370\n- text: But fortunately it's all so clear\n  start_ms: 341370\n  end_ms: 344780\n- text: That everybody goes down where we fear\n  start_ms: 344780\n  end_ms: 352830\n- text: Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n  start_ms: 352830\n  end_ms: 354730\n- text: How about ... rear admiral?\n  start_ms: 354730\n  end_ms: 357380\n- text: Too salty!\n  start_ms: 357380\n  end_ms: 358960\n- text: I prefer general\n  start_ms: 358960\n  end_ms: 361220\n- text: With or without his privates?\n  start_ms: 361220\n  end_ms: 366970\n- text: With his extra!\n  start_ms: 366970\n  end_ms: 374520\n- text: What is that?\n  start_ms: 374520\n  end_ms: 377360\n- text: It's fop\n  start_ms: 377360\n  end_ms: 379200\n- text: Finest in the shop\n  start_ms: 379200\n  end_ms: 381170\n- text: Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n  start_ms: 381170\n  end_ms: 383430\n- text: With actual shepherd on top!\n  start_ms: 383430\n  end_ms: 386760\n- text: And I've just begun—\n  start_ms: 386760\n  end_ms: 388660\n- text: Here's the politician, so oily\n  start_ms: 388660\n  end_ms: 390810\n- text: It's served with a doily\n  start_ms: 390810\n  end_ms: 392790\n- text: Have one!\n  start_ms: 392790\n  end_ms: 394230\n- text: Put it on a bun\n  start_ms: 394230\n  end_ms: 396120\n- text: Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n  start_ms: 396120\n  end_ms: 399870\n- text: Try the friar\n  start_ms: 399870\n  end_ms: 401620\n- text: Fried, it's drier!\n  start_ms: 401620\n  end_ms: 403230\n- text: No, the clergy is really\n  start_ms: 403230\n  end_ms: 405440\n- text: Too coarse and too mealy!\n  start_ms: 405440\n  end_ms: 407330\n- text: Then actor\n  start_ms: 407330\n  end_ms: 408990\n- text: That's compacter!\n  start_ms: 408990\n  end_ms: 410590\n- text: Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n  start_ms: 410590\n  end_ms: 414990\n- text: I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n  start_ms: 414990\n  end_ms: 418460\n- text: Wait! True, we don't have judge yet\n  start_ms: 418460\n  end_ms: 421060\n- text: But we've got something you might fancy even better\n  start_ms: 421060\n  end_ms: 425830\n- text: What's that?\n  start_ms: 425830\n  end_ms: 427740\n- text: Executioner!\n  start_ms: 427740\n  end_ms: 431140\n- text: Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n  start_ms: 431140\n  end_ms: 434720\n- text: Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n  start_ms: 434720\n  end_ms: 437970\n- text: We'll take the customers that we can get!\n  start_ms: 437970\n  end_ms: 441680\n- text: High-born and low, my love!\n  start_ms: 441680\n  end_ms: 445100\n- text: We'll not discriminate great from small!\n  start_ms: 445100\n  end_ms: 448640\n- text: No, we'll serve anyone\n  start_ms: 448640\n  end_ms: 451100\n- text: Meaning anyone\n  start_ms: 451100\n  end_ms: 452970\n- text: And to anyone\n  start_ms: 452970\n  end_ms: 455160\n- text: At all!\n  start_ms: 455160\n  end_ms: 461370\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 461370\nplain: |-\n  That's all very well, but what we gonna do about him?\n\n  Later on when it's dark, we'll take him to some secret place and bury him\n\n  Of course we could do that\n  I don't 'spose he's got any relatives gonna come pokin' 'round lookin' for him\n  You know me\n  Bright ideas just poppin' to me head, and\n  I keep thinking...\n\n  Seems a downright shame\n\n  Shame?\n\n  Seems an awful waste\n  Such a nice, plump frame\n  What's-his-name has\n  Had\n  Has\n  Nor it can't be traced\n  Business needs a lift\n  Debts to be erased\n  Think of it as thrift\n  As a gift\n  If you get my drift, huh, no?\n  Seems an awful waste\n  I mean, with the price of meat\n  What it is\n  When you get it\n  If you get it\n\n  Ah!\n\n  Good, you got it!\n  Take, for instance, Mrs. Mooney and her pie shop!\n  Bus'ness never better using only pussycats and toast!\n  And a pussy's good for maybe six or seven at the most!\n  And I'm sure they can't compare as far as taste!\n\n  Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion\n\n  Well, it does seem a waste (Eminently practical, yet appropriate as always)\n\n  Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived (It's an idea)\n  Without you all these years, I'll never know! (Think about it)\n  How delectable! (Lots of other gentlemen'll soon be coming for a shave)\n  Also undetectable! (Won't they? Think of all them pies!)\n\n  How choice!\n  How rare!\n  For what's the sound of the world out there?\n\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What, Mr. Todd?\n  What is that sound?\n\n  Those crunching noises pervading the air!\n\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, Mr. Todd!\n  Yes, all around!\n\n  It's man devouring man, my dear!\n\n  And who are we to deny it in here?\n\n  These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett\n  And desperate measures are called for!\n\n  Here we are! Hot from the oven!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's priest\n  Have a little priest\n\n  Is it really good?\n\n  Sir, it's too good, at least!\n  Then again, they don't commit sins of the flesh\n  So it's pretty fresh\n\n  Awful lot of fat\n\n  Only where it sat\n\n  Haven't you got poet, or something like that?\n\n  No, y'see, the trouble with poet is\n  How do you know it's deceased?\n  Try the priest!\n\n  Mmm! Hevaenly!\n  Not as hearty as bishop, perhaps\n  But then not as bland as curit, either\n\n  And good for business!\n  Always leaves you wantin' more\n  Trouble is we only get it in Sundays\n\n  Lawyer's rather nice\n\n  If it's for a price\n\n  Order something else, though, to follow\n  Since no one should swallow it twice!\n\n  Anything that's lean?\n\n  Well, then, if you're British and loyal\n  You might enjoy Royal Marine!\n  Anyway, it's clean\n  Though of course, it tastes of wherever it's been!\n\n  Is that squire, on the fire?\n\n  Mercy no, sir, look closer\n  You'll notice it's grocer!\n\n  Looks thicker\n  More like vicar!\n\n  No, it has to be grocer—\n  It's green!\n\n  The history of the world, my love—\n\n  Save a lot of graves\n  Do a lot of relatives favors!\n\n  Is those below serving those up above!\n\n  Ev'rybody shaves\n  So there should be plenty of flavors!\n\n  How gratifying for once to know\n\n  That those above will serve those down below!\n\n  Now let's see, we've got ... tinker?\n\n  Something pinker\n\n  Mmm, tailor?\n\n  Paler!\n\n  Potter?\n\n  Hotter!\n\n  Butler?\n\n  Subtler!\n\n  Locksmith?\n\n  Lovely bit of clark\n\n  Maybe for a lark\n\n  Then again they're sweet\n  If you want it cheap\n  And you like it dark\n  Try the financier\n  Peak of his career\n\n  That looks pretty rank\n\n  Well, he drank\n  It's a bank cashier\n  Last one really sold\n  Wasn't quite so old\n\n  Have you any beadle?\n\n  Next week, so I'm told\n  Beadle isn't bad 'til you smell it\n  And notice how well it's been greased\n  Stick to priest\n\n  Now this may be a bit stringy\n  Then again, it's fiddle player!\n\n  Oh, no, no, that's not fiddle player\n  That's piccolo player!\n\n  How can you tell?\n\n  Because — it's piping hot!\n\n  Then blow on it first!\n\n  The history of the world, my sweet\n\n  Oh, Mr. Todd\n  Ooh, Mr. Todd\n  What does it tell?\n\n  Is who gets eaten\n  And who gets to eat\n\n  And Mr. Todd\n  Too, Mr. Todd\n  Who gets to sell?\n\n  But fortunately it's all so clear\n\n  That everybody goes down where we fear\n\n  Since marine doesn't appeal to you\n  How about ... rear admiral?\n\n  Too salty!\n  I prefer general\n\n  With or without his privates?\n  With his extra!\n\n  What is that?\n\n  It's fop\n  Finest in the shop\n  Or we have some shepherd's pie peppered\n  With actual shepherd on top!\n  And I've just begun—\n  Here's the politician, so oily\n  It's served with a doily\n  Have one!\n\n  Put it on a bun\n  Well, you never know if it's going to run!\n\n  Try the friar\n  Fried, it's drier!\n\n  No, the clergy is really\n  Too coarse and too mealy!\n\n  Then actor\n  That's compacter!\n\n  Yes, and always arrives overdone!\n  I'll come again when you have judge on the menu!\n\n  Wait! True, we don't have judge yet\n  But we've got something you might fancy even better\n\n  What's that?\n\n  Executioner!\n\n  Have charity towards the world, my pet!\n\n  Yes, yes, I know, my love!\n\n  We'll take the customers that we can get!\n\n  High-born and low, my love!\n\n  We'll not discriminate great from small!\n  No, we'll serve anyone\n\n  Meaning anyone\n\n  And to anyone\n  At all!\n"}]