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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Mandy Patinkin
Vocals
Bernadette Peters
Vocals
Paul Gemignani
Conductor
Original Broadway Cast Orchestra
Orchestra
Sunday in the Park with George Orchestra
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Stephen Sondheim
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Thomas Z. Shepard
Producer
Paul Goodman
Engineer
Anthony Salvatore
Engineer
Lyrics
Dot: Are you working on something new?
George: No
Dot: That is not like you, George
George: I've nothing to say
Dot: You have many things
George: Well, nothing that's not been said
Dot: Said by you, though. George
George: I do not know where to go
Dot: And nor did I
George: I want to make things that count,
Things that will be new...
Dot: I did what I had to do...
George: What am I to do?
Dot: Move on...
Stop worrying where you're going-
Move on
If you can know where you're going
You've gone
Just keep moving on
I chose, and my world was shaken-
So what?
The choice may have been mistaken,
The choosing was not
You have to move on
Look at what you want,
Not at where you are,
Not at what you'll be-
Look at all the things you've done for me
Opened up my eyes,
Taught me how to see,
Notice every tree-
George: Notice every tree...
Dot: Understand the light-
George: ...Understand the light...
Dot: Concentrate on now-
George: I want to move on
I want to explore the light
I want to know how to get through,
Through to something new,
Something of my own-
Move on
Move on
Dot: Stop worrying it your vision
Is new
Let others make that decision-
They usually do
You keep moving on
George: Something in the light,
Something in the sky,
In the grass,
Up behind the trees...
Things I hadn't looked at
Till now
Flower in your hat.
And your smile
And the color of your hair.
I would be so pleased...
George: And the way you catch the light
And the care
And the feeling
And the life
Moving on
Dot: We've always belonged
Together!
Both: We will always belong
Together!
Dot: Just keep moving on
Anything you do
Let it come from you
Then it will be new
Give us more to see.
Writer(s): Stephen Sondheim
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