The Dance Jonathan Pryce, Lea Salonga & Simon Bowman
"The Dance," performed by Jonathan Pryce, Lea Salonga, and Simon Bowman, is a poignant ballad from the musical "Miss Saigon," released in 1989. The song explores themes of love, loss, and the bittersweet nature of memories, emphasizing how fleeting moments can leave a lasting impact. Its emotional depth is enhanced by soaring melodies and harmonies, typical of musical theater. The song resonates with audiences, reflecting the struggles and hopes of its characters, contributing to the cultural significance of the show. #MusicalTheater
[ENGINEER]
See little princess, I was right
You're the first to score tonight
You caught that sergeant by the nose
You stay with him until he goes
Call him Chris
He’ll like that
[KIM]
That marine
Wants his beer
[ENGINEER]
You said you needed a job
You said you'd turn a trick
You'd better prove it and quick!
[KIM]
My name is Kim
I like you, Chris
[ENGINEER]
What’s going on?
You don't like her?
[CHRIS]
Oh, yes I do
See little princess, I was right
You're the first to score tonight
You caught that sergeant by the nose
You stay with him until he goes
Call him Chris
He’ll like that
[KIM]
That marine
Wants his beer
[ENGINEER]
You said you needed a job
You said you'd turn a trick
You'd better prove it and quick!
[KIM]
My name is Kim
I like you, Chris
[ENGINEER]
What’s going on?
You don't like her?
[CHRIS]
Oh, yes I do
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