(Judex crederis, esse verturus)
(In te, Domine, speravi)
(Non confundar inaeternum)
(Salvum fac populum tuum)
(Judex crederis, esse verturus)

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
The prisoner Esmeralda has been found guilty of entering the city of Paris illegally, guilty of public insubordination and guilty of the crime of witchcraft. The sentence is death!

(Kyrie Eleison, Kyrie Eleison)
(Libera me Domine)

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
No! Esmeralda!

(Libera me Domine de morte aeterna)
(in die illa tremenda)
(quando caeli movendi sunt)
(caeli et terra)
(dum verneres judicare)
(Saeculum per ignem)
(O, salutaris hostia)
(Quae cali pandis ostium)
(Bella premunt hostilia)
(Da robur, fer auxilium)
(Sit sempiterna gloria)
(Sit sempiterna gloria)
(Sit sempiterna gloria)
(Gloria, Gloria semper)
[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Sanctuary! Sanctuary! (Sanctus, sanctus in excelsis)

(Mors stupibet et natura)
(Cum resurget creatura)
(Judicanti responsurra)
(Judex ergo cum sedebit)
(Nil inultum remanebit)

[PHOEBUS]
Someday our fight will be won then
We'll stand in the sun then
That bright afternoon
'Til then, in days when the sun is gone
Hope lives on
Wish upon the moon

[QUASIMODO]
Come all you saints of stone
All you guardians and gargoyles
Hurl down stones into the night
Throw the ladders down and light
These vats of lead
Steaming, boiling streams of lead
Burning lead, and let the
Flames grow higher
Oh saints and monsters, show your power
Help me to send this raging shower
Raining fire
On the stones below
(spoken)
We've done it, Esmeralda! Beaten them back! Esmeralda...? Esmeralda...?

{ESMERALDA]
(spoken)
Thank you

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
You are safe

{ESMERALDA]
(spoken)
Safe...Do you really think so?

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Yes, with me

{ESMERALDA]
Safe again at the top of the world
Two friends enjoying this beautiful morning
In my eyes, you are beautiful too
Sharing the top of the world

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
You can stay inside here forever
{ESMERALDA]
(spoken)
Forever?

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Yes

{ESMERALDA]
(spoken)
You are such a good friend, Quasimodo

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Yes, your friend.....Esmeralda.....Esmeralda?....Esmeralda, wake up.....wake up...

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
Is she dead?

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Because of you!

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
It was my duty, you know

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
Duty?

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
Horrible as it was. Having to impose the law. It gave me no pleasure. You know that, Quasimodo. You know me better than anyone, don't you?

(sung)
At last we're free of Esmeralda
Now that she's gone, her poison dies with her
Now that we're done with Esmeralda
We can go on as close as we once were
Here in our sanctuary
Sanctuary-

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
No sanctuary! You said!

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
Let go of me, Quasimodo! Calm down, Quasimodo!

[LONI]
(spoken)
Quasimodo!

[ANTOINE]
(spoken)
Turn around!

[CHARLES]
(spoken)
Quickly!


[ANTOINE]
"The wicked shall not go unpunish-ed"

[CHARLES]
"The heart of the wicked is of little worth"

[LONI]
"The wicked shall not go unpunish-ed"

[FROLLO]
(spoken)
You don't want to hurt me!

[ANTOINE]
(spoken)
Yes, you do!

[QUASIMODO]
(spoken)
You are a good teacher, Master Frollo. A very good teacher!"


[LONI]
The world is cruel

[CHARLES]
The world is ugly

[ANTOINE]
But there are times, and there are people
When the world is not

[GARGOYLES]
And at it's cruelest it's still the
Only world we got
Light and dark
Foul and fair

[QUASIMODO]
Out there
Out there
Waiting just for me
Love and fear and
Heartbreak
Still we're born to be
Out there

[COMPANY]
Someday our fight will be won then
We'll stand in the sun then
That bright afternoon
'Til then, in days when the sun is gone
Hope lives on
Wish upon the moon
Change will come
One day
Someday
Soon

[CLOPIN]
Morning in Paris
A new day is here
Sing the bells of Notre Dame
Ending the tale of
Your poor balladeer
Sing the bells of Notre Dame

And I wish I could leave you a moral
Like a trinket you hold in your palm.......

So....
Here is a riddle
To guess if you can
Sing the bells of Notre Dame

[COMPANY(CLOPIN)]
What makes a monster
And what makes a man?

Sing the
Bells, bells bells, bells, (Whatever their pitch,)
Bells, bells,bells, bells, (you can feel the bewitch you,)
Bells, bells, bells, bells (The rich and the ritual knells)
(of the-)

[ALL]
-bells of Notre Dame!