Biography:
Stephen Sondheim (born March 22, 1930 in New York City) is a composer and lyricist for stage and screen. He is one of the few people to win an Academy Award, multiple Tony Awards, multiple Grammy Awards, and a Pulitzer Prize.
Sondheim has been writing for the American Musical Theatre for the past four decades. His breakthrough musical Company revolutionized the art form. He is considered by many to be the finest living composer of our time.
His scores include Passion
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Another hundred people just got off of the train
And came up through the ground
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While another hundred people just got off of the bus
And are looking around
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At another hundred people who got off of the plane
And are looking at us
Who got off of the train
And the plane, and the bus
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Maybe yesterday
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It's a city of strangers
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Some come to work, some to play
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A city of strangers
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Some come to stare, some to stay
And every day
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The ones who stay
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Can find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks
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By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks
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And they walk together past the postered walls with the crude remarks
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And they meet at parties through the friends-of-friends, who they never know
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"Will you pick me up, or do I meet you there, or shall we let it go?
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Did you get my message? 'Cause I looked in vain
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Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn't rain?
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Look, I'll call you in the morning, or my service'll explain."
Cmaj7
And another hundred people just got off of the train
Am7
It's a city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to work, some to play
Am7
A city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to stare, some to stay
And every day
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The ones who stay
E A
Can find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks
E A
By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks
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And they walk together past the postered walls with the crude remarks
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And they meet at parties through the friends-of-friends, who they never know
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Will you pick me up, or do I meet you there, or shall we let it go?
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Did you get my message? 'Cause I looked in vain
F#
Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn't rain?
G# C
Look, I'll call you in the morning, or my service'll explain."
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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Another hundred people just got off of the train!
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Cmaj7
Another hundred people just got off of the train
And came up through the ground
C
While another hundred people just got off of the bus
And are looking around
Cadd9
At another hundred people who got off of the plane
And are looking at us
Who got off of the train
And the plane, and the bus
Cmaj7
Maybe yesterday
Am7
It's a city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to work, some to play
Am7
A city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to stare, some to stay
And every day
B
The ones who stay
E A
Can find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks
E A
By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks
E F#m F#
And they walk together past the postered walls with the crude remarks
C#maj7 F#
And they meet at parties through the friends-of-friends, who they never know
C#maj7 F#
"Will you pick me up, or do I meet you there, or shall we let it go?
C#maj7
Did you get my message? 'Cause I looked in vain
F#
Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn't rain?
G# C
Look, I'll call you in the morning, or my service'll explain."
Cmaj7
And another hundred people just got off of the train
Am7
It's a city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to work, some to play
Am7
A city of strangers
Dm7
Some come to stare, some to stay
And every day
B
The ones who stay
E A
Can find each other in the crowded streets and the guarded parks
E A
By the rusty fountains and the dusty trees with the battered barks
E F#m F#
And they walk together past the postered walls with the crude remarks
C#maj7 F#
And they meet at parties through the friends-of-friends, who they never know
C#maj7 F#
Will you pick me up, or do I meet you there, or shall we let it go?
C#maj7
Did you get my message? 'Cause I looked in vain
F#
Can we see each other Tuesday if it doesn't rain?
G# C
Look, I'll call you in the morning, or my service'll explain."
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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And another hundred people just got off of the train
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Another hundred people just got off of the train!
[Outro]
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