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作词 : Jonathan Larson |
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作曲 : Jonathan Larson |
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How do you document real life |
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When real life's getting more like fiction each day? |
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Headlines, bread-lines, Blow my mind |
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And now this deadline, "Eviction or pay" |
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Rent |
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How do you write a song |
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When the chords sound wrong |
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Though they once sounded right and rare |
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When the notes are sour |
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Where is the power You once had to ignite the air |
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We're hungry and frozen |
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Some life that we've chosen |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay last year's rent? |
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How do you start a fire |
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When there's nothing to burn |
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And it feels like something's stuck in your flue |
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How can you generate heat |
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When you can't feel your feet |
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And they're turning blue |
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You light up a mean blaze |
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With posters |
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And screenplays |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay last year's rent? |
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Don't screen, Maureen |
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It's me, Joanne |
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Your substitute production manager |
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Hey hey hey! Did you eat? |
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Don't change the subject, Maureen |
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But darling, you haven't eaten all day |
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You won't throw up, you won't throw up |
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The digital delay didn't blow up, exactly |
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There may have been one teeny tiny spark |
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You're not calling Mark! |
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How do you stay on your feet |
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When on every street, it's "trick or treat" |
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And tonight its "trick" |
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"Welcome back to town," I should lie down |
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Everything's brown and, agh, I feel sick |
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Where is he? |
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Getting dizzy |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay? |
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How we gonna pay last year's rent? |
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Allison, baby, you sound sad |
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I can't believe those two |
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After everything I've done |
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Ever since our wedding |
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I'm dirt, they'll see |
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I can help them all out in the long run |
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"The music ignites the night with passionate fire" |
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Maureen, I'm not a theatre person |
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"The narration crackles and pops with incendiary wit" |
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Could never be a theatre person |
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Zoom in as they burn the past to the ground |
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Hello? |
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And feel the heat of the future's glow |
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Hello? |
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Hello? Maureen? |
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Your equipment won't work? |
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Okay, all right, I'll go! |
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How do you leave the past behind |
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When it keeps finding ways to get to your heart |
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It reaches way down deep and tears you inside out |
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'Til you're torn apart |
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Rent |
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How can you connect in an age |
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Where strangers, landlords, lovers |
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Your own blood cells betray |
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What binds the fabric together |
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When the raging, shifting winds of change |
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Keep ripping away |
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Draw a line in the sand |
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And then make a stand |
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Use your camera to spar |
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Use your guitar |
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When they act tough, you call their bluff |
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We're not gonna pay |
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We're not gonna pay |
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We're not gonna pay |
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Last year's rent |
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This year's rent |
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Next year's rent |
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Rent, rent, rent, rent, rent |
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We're not gonna pay rent |
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'Cause everything is rent |