No Good Can Come From Bad Original Broadway Cast of The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Ft. Betty Buckley, George N. Martin, Howard McGillin, Jana Schneider, John Herrera (USA) & Patti Cohenour)
In "No Good Can Come From Bad" from *The Mystery of Edwin Drood*, the ensemble explores themes of morality and consequence, warning against the dangers of wrongdoing. The song features a blend of musical styles, with a theatrical flair. Released in 1985, it highlights the show's whimsical yet dark narrative. #MusicalTheater
[Neville]
Sir I don't much like your tone, that supercilious sneer you wear!
Clear, you wear a finer cut than mine
Ah but a waistcoat worn can soon be torn
A weed like you. Should bleed your blood so blue
[Rosa]
Something in this speech seems ominous to me!
[Helena]
Twin, don't over preach, pray promise this to me!
[Crisparkle]
Praise to him divine! For this we should be glad!
[Jasper]
Won't you try some wine?
[All]
No good can come from bad!
[Jasper]
My dearest Nephew Ned, I wish to wish you well!
The world is your before you just like -
[Cook]
OYSTERS ON THE SHELL!
Sir I don't much like your tone, that supercilious sneer you wear!
Clear, you wear a finer cut than mine
Ah but a waistcoat worn can soon be torn
A weed like you. Should bleed your blood so blue
[Rosa]
Something in this speech seems ominous to me!
[Helena]
Twin, don't over preach, pray promise this to me!
[Crisparkle]
Praise to him divine! For this we should be glad!
[Jasper]
Won't you try some wine?
[All]
No good can come from bad!
[Jasper]
My dearest Nephew Ned, I wish to wish you well!
The world is your before you just like -
[Cook]
OYSTERS ON THE SHELL!
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