Belle – Emma Watson, Luke Evans & Ensemble – A Bela E A Fera (Filme) – letras

Little town, it’s a quiet villageEvery day like the one beforeLittle town, full of little peopleWaking up to sayBonjour! Bonjour!Bonjour! Bonjour! Bonjour!There goes the baker with his tray, like alwaysThe same old bread and rolls to sellEvery morning just the sameSince the morning that we cameTo this poor provincial townGood Morning, Belle!Good morning, monsieur JeanHave you lost something again?Well, I believe I haveProbably, miss, but I, I can’t remember whatOh, I’m sure it’ll come to meWhere you up to?To take this book toIt’s about to lovers inSound boringLook there she goes, that girl is strange, no questionDazed and distracted, can’t you tell?Never part of any crowdCause her head’s up on some cloudNo denying she’s a funny girl that BelleBonjour! Good day!How is your family?Bonjour! Good day!How is your wife?I need six eggs!That’s too expensive!There must be more than this provincial life!(Speaking segment)Look there she goes, that girl is so peculiarI wonder if she’s feeling wellWith a dreamy, far-off lookAnd her nose stuck in a bookWhat a puzzle to the rest of us is BelleOh, isn’t this amazing?It’s my favourite part because you’ll seeHere’s where she meets Prince CharmingBut she won’t discover that it’s him ’til chapter three!Now it’s no wonder that her name means « Beauty »Her looks have got no parallelBut behind that fair façadeI’m afraid she’s rather oddVery diff’rent from the rest of usShe’s nothing like the rest of usYes, diff’rent from the rest of us is Belle!(Speaking segment)Right from the moment when I met her, saw herI said she’s gorgeous and I fellHere in town there’s only sheWho is beautiful as meSo I’m making plans to woo and marry BelleLook there he goesIsn’t he dreamy?Monsieur GastonOh, he’s so cute!Be still my heartI’m hardly breathingHe’s such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute!Woman 1: Bonjour!Luke Evans: PardonEmma Watson: Good dayWoman 2: Mais oui!Woman 3: You call this bacon?Woman 4: What lovely grapes!Man 1: Some cheeseWoman 5: Ten yards!Man 1: ‘one poundLuke Evans: Excuse meCheese merchant: I’ll get the knifeLuke Evans: Please let me through!Woman 6: This breadWoman 7: Those fishWoman 6: It’s stale!Woman 7: They smell!Men: Madame’s mistakenWomen: Well, maybe soThere must be more than this provincial life!Just watch, I’m going to make Belle my wife!Look there she goesThe girl is strange, but specialA most peculiar mademoiselle!It’s a pity and a sinShe doesn’t quite fit inCause she really is a funny girlA beauty but a funny girlShe really is a funny girlThat Belle!