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il n'a pas de sexe\n[02:08.65] He is charming; he has no sex\n[02:12.48] Oh, Pierre, Our merry feasting crank\n[02:17.25] Our most dear, most kind,\n[02:18.69] Most smart and eccentric\n[02:20.28] A warm-hearted Russian of the old school\n[02:22.63] His purse is always empty\n[02:25.06] 'Cause it's open to all\n[02:27.20] Oh, Pierre\n[02:30.48] Just one of a hundred sad old men\n[02:33.28] Living out their final days in Moscow\n[02:37.21] There's a ringing in my head\n[02:40.57] There's a sickness in the world\n[02:43.30] And everyone knows\n[02:45.75] But pretends that they don't see\n[02:47.74] \"Oh, I'll sort it out later\"\n[02:51.05] But later never comes\n[02:54.67] And how many men before\n[02:57.67] Good Russian men\n[02:59.84] Believing in goodness and truth\n[03:04.07] Entered that door\n[03:06.27] With all their teeth and hair\n[03:10.18] And left it toothless and bald?\n[03:15.23] You empty and stupid\n[03:17.83] Contented fellows\n[03:20.38] Satisfied with your place\n[03:25.56] I'm different from you\n[03:27.82] I'm different from you\n[03:30.47] I still want to do something\n[03:36.92] Or do you struggle too?\n[03:40.66] I pity you, I pity me, I pity you\n[03:45.60] I pity you, I pity me, I pity you\n[03:52.67] Ahhh\n[04:02.29] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Pierre\n  artist: Josh Groban, Original Broadway Company of Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812\n  album: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Original Broadway Cast Recording)\n  duration_ms: 245000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: It's dawned on me suddenly\n  start_ms: 4960\n  end_ms: 10050\n- text: And for no obvious reason\n  start_ms: 10050\n  end_ms: 15260\n- text: That I can't go on\n  start_ms: 15260\n  end_ms: 19520\n- text: Living as I am\n  start_ms: 19520\n  end_ms: 25890\n- text: The zest of life has vanished\n  start_ms: 25890\n  end_ms: 28330\n- text: Only the skeleton remains\n  start_ms: 28330\n  end_ms: 30350\n- text: Unexpectedly vile\n  start_ms: 30350\n  end_ms: 33040\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 33040\n  end_ms: 34480\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 34480\n  end_ms: 35740\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 35740\n  end_ms: 38220\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 38220\n  end_ms: 39640\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 39640\n  end_ms: 40800\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 40800\n  end_ms: 45600\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 45600\n  end_ms: 49580\n- text: Oh, Pierre, Our merry feasting crank\n  start_ms: 49580\n  end_ms: 54470\n- text: Our most dear, most kind,\n  start_ms: 54470\n  end_ms: 55820\n- text: Most smart and eccentric\n  start_ms: 55820\n  end_ms: 57230\n- text: A warm-hearted Russian of the old school\n  start_ms: 57230\n  end_ms: 59820\n- text: His purse is always empty\n  start_ms: 59820\n  end_ms: 62210\n- text: '''Cause it''s open to all'\n  start_ms: 62210\n  end_ms: 64400\n- text: Oh, Pierre\n  start_ms: 64400\n  end_ms: 67510\n- text: Just one of a hundred sad old men\n  start_ms: 67510\n  end_ms: 70430\n- text: Living out their final days in Moscow\n  start_ms: 70430\n  end_ms: 74440\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 74440\n  end_ms: 77880\n- text: I drink too much\n  start_ms: 77880\n  end_ms: 82950\n- text: Right now, my friend fights and bleeds\n  start_ms: 82950\n  end_ms: 86620\n- text: And I sit at home and read\n  start_ms: 86620\n  end_ms: 89620\n- text: Hours at a time\n  start_ms: 89620\n  end_ms: 92280\n- text: Hours at my screen\n  start_ms: 92280\n  end_ms: 96090\n- text: Anything, anything\n  start_ms: 96090\n  end_ms: 98400\n- text: Abandoned to distraction\n  start_ms: 98400\n  end_ms: 100830\n- text: In order to forget\n  start_ms: 100830\n  end_ms: 102660\n- text: We waste our lives\n  start_ms: 102660\n  end_ms: 104960\n- text: Drowning in wine\n  start_ms: 104960\n  end_ms: 108690\n- text: I never thought that I'd end up like this\n  start_ms: 108690\n  end_ms: 113020\n- text: I used to be better\n  start_ms: 113020\n  end_ms: 116280\n- text: And the women, they all pity me\n  start_ms: 116280\n  end_ms: 118580\n- text: '''Cause I''m married'\n  start_ms: 118580\n  end_ms: 120060\n- text: But not in love\n  start_ms: 120060\n  end_ms: 122730\n- text: Frozen at the center\n  start_ms: 122730\n  end_ms: 125530\n- text: Il est charmant; 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