Sunset Boulevard Musical Lyrics
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1. Overture
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 2. Let Me Take You Back
by Tom Francis 3. Let's Do Lunch
by Tom Francis 4. Betty's Pitch
by Grace Hodgett Young 5. The Car Chase
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 6. Surrender
by Nicole Scherzinger 7. With One Look
by Nicole Scherzinger 8. Scene: Did you say you were a writer?
by Nicole Scherzinger 9. Salome
by Nicole Scherzinger 10. The Greatest Star Of All
by David Thaxton 11. Schwab's Drugstore
by Tom Francis 12. Girl Meets Boy
by Tom Francis 13. Scene: Where have you been?
by Tom Francis 14. I Started Work
by Tom Francis 15. What's On This Evening?
by Tom Francis 16. New Ways To Dream
by Nicole Scherzinger 17. Scene: Today's the day
by Nicole Scherzinger 18. New Year's Tango
by Tom Francis 19. The Perfect Year
by Nicole Scherzinger 20. This Time Next Year
by Tom Francis 21. Scene: Happy New Year, darling
by Nicole Scherzinger 22. Entracte
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 23. Sunset Boulevard
by Tom Francis 24. There's Been A Call / It Took Her Three Days
by Nicole Scherzinger 25. Arrival at Paramount
by Nicole Scherzinger 26. Norma In The Studio
by Nicole Scherzinger 27. As If We Never Said Goodbye
by Nicole Scherzinger 28. Paramount Conversations / Surrender (Reprise)
by Grace Hodgett Young 29. Girl Meets Boy (Reprise)
by Tom Francis 30. Scene: Who's Betty Schaefer? / I Should Have Stayed There
by Nicole Scherzinger 31. Scene: The Back Lot
by Tom Francis 32. Too Much In Love To Care
by Grace Hodgett Young 33. Scene: I made her a star
by David Thaxton 34. New Ways To Dream (Reprise)
by David Thaxton 35. The Phone Call
by Nicole Scherzinger 36. What's Going On, Joe?
by Grace Hodgett Young 37. No One Ever Leaves A Star
by Tom Francis 38. Max, Where Am I?
by Nicole Scherzinger 39. End Credits
by Andrew Lloyd Webber
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 2. Let Me Take You Back
by Tom Francis 3. Let's Do Lunch
by Tom Francis 4. Betty's Pitch
by Grace Hodgett Young 5. The Car Chase
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 6. Surrender
by Nicole Scherzinger 7. With One Look
by Nicole Scherzinger 8. Scene: Did you say you were a writer?
by Nicole Scherzinger 9. Salome
by Nicole Scherzinger 10. The Greatest Star Of All
by David Thaxton 11. Schwab's Drugstore
by Tom Francis 12. Girl Meets Boy
by Tom Francis 13. Scene: Where have you been?
by Tom Francis 14. I Started Work
by Tom Francis 15. What's On This Evening?
by Tom Francis 16. New Ways To Dream
by Nicole Scherzinger 17. Scene: Today's the day
by Nicole Scherzinger 18. New Year's Tango
by Tom Francis 19. The Perfect Year
by Nicole Scherzinger 20. This Time Next Year
by Tom Francis 21. Scene: Happy New Year, darling
by Nicole Scherzinger 22. Entracte
by Andrew Lloyd Webber 23. Sunset Boulevard
by Tom Francis 24. There's Been A Call / It Took Her Three Days
by Nicole Scherzinger 25. Arrival at Paramount
by Nicole Scherzinger 26. Norma In The Studio
by Nicole Scherzinger 27. As If We Never Said Goodbye
by Nicole Scherzinger 28. Paramount Conversations / Surrender (Reprise)
by Grace Hodgett Young 29. Girl Meets Boy (Reprise)
by Tom Francis 30. Scene: Who's Betty Schaefer? / I Should Have Stayed There
by Nicole Scherzinger 31. Scene: The Back Lot
by Tom Francis 32. Too Much In Love To Care
by Grace Hodgett Young 33. Scene: I made her a star
by David Thaxton 34. New Ways To Dream (Reprise)
by David Thaxton 35. The Phone Call
by Nicole Scherzinger 36. What's Going On, Joe?
by Grace Hodgett Young 37. No One Ever Leaves A Star
by Tom Francis 38. Max, Where Am I?
by Nicole Scherzinger 39. End Credits
by Andrew Lloyd Webber
Sunset Boulevard is a sung-through musical with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and lyrics and libretto by Don Black and Christopher Hampton. It is based on the 1950 film of the same title.
The plot revolves around Norma Desmond, a faded star of the silent screen era, living in the past in her decaying mansion on the fabled Los Angeles street. When young screenwriter Joe Gillis accidentally crosses her path, she sees in him an opportunity to make her return to the big screen, with romance and tragedy to follow.
Opening first in London in 1993, the musical has had several long runs internationally and enjoyed extensive tours. However, it has been the subject of several legal battles and ultimately lost money due to its extraordinary running costs.
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Musical The plot revolves around Norma Desmond, a faded star of the silent screen era, living in the past in her decaying mansion on the fabled Los Angeles street. When young screenwriter Joe Gillis accidentally crosses her path, she sees in him an opportunity to make her return to the big screen, with romance and tragedy to follow.
Opening first in London in 1993, the musical has had several long runs internationally and enjoyed extensive tours. However, it has been the subject of several legal battles and ultimately lost money due to its extraordinary running costs.