Luyện nghe bài hát Look Down

(1832. The teeming, streets of Paris. Beggars, urchins, prostitutes, students, etc.)

Look down, look down, and see the beggars at feet
Look down and some mercy if you can
Look and see
The of the streets
Look down, down,
Upon fellow man!

How do you do? My name's
are my people, here's my patch
Not much to at, nothing posh
that you'd call up to scratch
This is my school, my high
Here in the slums of Saint
We live on crumbs of humble
Tough on the teeth, but the hell!
Think you're
Think free?
me, follow me!

Look down, and some mercy if you can
down, look down, upon your fellow man

(An old beggar woman finds a young occupying her patch.)

Old Woman
What you yer at?
Hanging me pitch?
If you're new around here,
You've got a lot to

Young
you old bat
Crazy witch
'Least I give my
Some pleasure in

Old Beggar
I what you give!
'em all the pox!
Spread around your
Till end up in a box

Leave the old cow,
Move it,
She to be no better
Till the got to her brain

When's it gonna

we gonna live?
Something's gotta now or
Something's give...
It'll come, it'll come, come
come, it'll come, it'll come

Where the of the land?
Where are the swells who run this

Only one man - and Lamarque
Speaks for people here below

See our fed
us in our shame
Something for a crust of
In Jesus' name

In the Lord's name.

In his name, in his name, in his name...

Lamarque is ill and fast!
Won't last the week out so say

With all the anger in the
How long the judgement day?
Before we cut the fat ones to size?
Before the arise?

Watch out for old
All of his family is on the
Once ran a hash-house the way
Bit of a swine and no
He's got a
The layabout
Even his daughter does her
Eponine, she knows her way about
Only a kid, but hard to
Do we
Not a cuss!
Long live us, long us!

Look down, look down, and show some if you can
Look down, look down, upon fellow man!