It’s a Bore Maurice Chevalier & Louis Jourdan
"It's a Bore" by Maurice Chevalier & Louis Jourdan is a light-hearted musical number from the 1958 film "Gigi." The song humorously expresses the monotony of everyday life and the longing for excitement. Its upbeat tempo and playful dialogue highlight the contrast between routine and adventure. The song captures the charm of classic French musical cinema. #Musical
[HONORÉ]
Look at all the captivating
Fascinating things there are to do
[GASTON]
Name two
[HONORÉ]
Look at all the pleasures
All the myriad of treasures
We have got
[GASTON]
Like what?
[HONORÉ]
Look at Paris in the spring
When each solitary thing
Is more beautiful than ever before
You can hear every tree
Almost saying, "Look at me!"
[GASTON, spoken]
What color are the trees?
[HONORÉ, spoken]
Green!
Look at all the captivating
Fascinating things there are to do
[GASTON]
Name two
[HONORÉ]
Look at all the pleasures
All the myriad of treasures
We have got
[GASTON]
Like what?
[HONORÉ]
Look at Paris in the spring
When each solitary thing
Is more beautiful than ever before
You can hear every tree
Almost saying, "Look at me!"
[GASTON, spoken]
What color are the trees?
[HONORÉ, spoken]
Green!
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