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2. FND YOUR GRAL SPamalot Tour LADY OF THE LAKE: Rds., Brass, K2,K3, Vln' out 6 p totor,* aggressively'!oud and sustained >+ =l o - +Mark Tree w/bs, TimP. roll cont'd' soul Keep Your eyes the goal?.= lr., o.r., rimp. o.,ttt you won't fail That's Your That's Your Grail -90-
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PATSY: PATSY: The Stage fills with Knighrs. Oh no you're not So all alone 'm here you twot. All by myself 'm all alone 2-9-29 KNGHTS: KNGHTS: KNGHTS: KNGHTS: KNGHTS: KNGHTS: He's all alone! 'm all alone All by himself All by myself There is no one here beside him He's all alone 'm all alone Apart from us No one to comfort him or guide him Each one of us is all alone So what are we to do n order to get through? We must be lonely side by side t's a perfect way to hide. We're all alone We're all alone Yes all alone So all alone Each by ourselves We're all Alone. The Ladv of the Lake descends the stairs. LADY: But you're not alone Arthur. Haven't you noticed? 've been with you all the time. Who gave you the sword, who made you King, who welcomed you to Camelot, who helped you off on your quest? Arthur realizing it was her. Sure 've been off stage for far too long but am here to help you and always have been. Patsy, 'm not alone.
PATSY: No, sir. The Lady of the Lake has been with me all the time.
LADY: LADY: LADY: And so has patsy. Ah, yes but...patsy's family. You see, Arthur dear, we're all here to herp each other. Can you help me put on a Broadway show? Yes. You're in a Broadway show. z-9_30 Sparkling stage Effect. Arthur looks out at the audience. LADY: PATSY: PATSY: PATSY: Oh my. You've been in a Broadway show all the time. oh. who knew? (To audience) Arethere any Jews here? The truth is, Sire, 'm Jewish. You are? Yes, sire, on my mother's side. Well why didn't you say so? well, [t's not the sort of thing you say to a heavily armed LADY: LADY: Christian. So now what? well you have to finish the show. t is a musical, so you have to find the Grail and end with a wedding. Well who could possibly marry? Well, it would have to be someone who loved you and cared for you enough to give you a sword, to make you King, to welcome you to Camelot, to help you off on your quest... He is a little slow off the mark. Patsy whispers in his ear.
2-9-3r LADY: LADY : You? Oh. that's an idea. But thought you were a fairy. Oh no, that's Lancelot. Oh you missed that scene. Anyway, Arthur, 'm as human as you are. LADY: LADY: And you would consent to be my bride? Are you asking? Are you saying yes? Oh Arthur. They embrace. They lean infor a kiss and suddenly turn away to sing.