Normandy

You can't just slink into the night, it's dangerous. You'll need help

I don't need help from anyone, thank you. I can go alone

Are you sure?

Beyond the wall—

(sung)

Which you must climb?

Climb?

It's twenty-two feet

And covered with slime

Slime?

And infested with spiders!

Spiders?

Oh, the spiders are sweet

Compared to the snakes!

Snakes?

On the other side

Oh, they won't hurt you, unless, of course, you plan to go alone

Well, I did. But if I'd known it was so terrible out there

Then you'd think a second thought

And come with me

I know all the secret ways to set you free

Over the hills and to the open sea!

Then, where?

It's April, isn't it?

April?

Normandy is fine and fair

So Normandy is where we'll go

I can show you a beach

Where the peach blossom blows

And I know how to reach

A man who knows

A man who knows

A cozy inn

A friendly place

With rows of windows facing the sea

This time of year

The air I hear is rare and clear and warm

In Normandy!

I know a meadow covered with mustard flowers

Golden as the sun

Where a wondrous thing can happen

When an April day is done

There's a moment after the sunset

When the sky is suddenly green

And the world stands hushed and waiting

For the first white stars to convene

When you see that emerald sky

You'll know to reason why

There's not another

Place I'd rather be!

Keep your Eldorado!

And to hell with burgundy!

Come fly with me

Come try those wings

Come swift for we have things to do

Is there truly a beach

Where the peach blossom blows?

Are you sure you can reach

A man who knows that man who knows

A cozy inn? (There's Jessamine and—)

A friendly place? (White lilac lace and—)

Rows of windows

Facing the sea?

This time of year

The air I hear is rare and clear and warm

(Don't be afraid!)

It's warm!

(Heaven was made—)

In Normandy!