1. Some folks dream
of the wonders they'll doCopy !req
2. Before their time on
this planet is throughCopy !req
3. Some just don't
have anything plannedCopy !req
4. They hide their hopes
and their heads in the sandCopy !req
5. Now I don't say
who is wrong, who is rightCopy !req
6. But if by chance you
are here for the nightCopy !req
7. Then all I need is an hour or twoCopy !req
8. To tell the tale of the dreamer like youCopy !req
9. We all dream a lotCopy !req
10. some are lucky, some are notCopy !req
11. But if you think it, want it, dream itCopy !req
12. then its real,Copy !req
13. you are what you feelCopy !req
14. But all that I sayCopy !req
15. can be told another wayCopy !req
16. In the story of a boy
who's dream came trueCopy !req
17. And it could beCopy !req
18. youCopy !req
19. I closed my eyesCopy !req
20. drew back the curtainCopy !req
21. to see for certainCopy !req
22. what I thought I knewCopy !req
23. Far, far awayCopy !req
24. someone was weepingCopy !req
25. but the world was sleepingCopy !req
26. Any dream will doCopy !req
27. I wore my coatCopy !req
28. with golden lining,Copy !req
29. bright colors shiningCopy !req
30. wonderful and newCopy !req
31. And in the eastCopy !req
32. the dawn was breakingCopy !req
33. and the world was wakingCopy !req
34. Any dream will doCopy !req
35. A crash of drums,
a flash of lightsCopy !req
36. my golden coat flew out of sightCopy !req
37. The colors faded into darknessCopy !req
38. I was left aloneCopy !req
39. May I returnCopy !req
40. to the beginning?Copy !req
41. the light is dimmingCopy !req
42. and the dream is too.Copy !req
43. The world and ICopy !req
44. We are still waitingCopy !req
45. still hesitating, any dream will doCopy !req
46. Any dream, any dream willCopy !req
47. Any dream will doCopy !req
48. Any dream will doCopy !req
49. Way way back many centuries agoCopy !req
50. not long after the Bible beganCopy !req
51. Jacob lived in the land of CanaanCopy !req
52. a fine example of a family manCopy !req
53. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
54. depended on farming to earn their keepCopy !req
55. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
56. spent all of their days
in the fields with sheepCopy !req
57. Jacob was the founder
of a whole new nationCopy !req
58. Thanks to the number of children he'd hadCopy !req
59. He was also known as Israel
but most of the timeCopy !req
60. His sons and his wivesCopy !req
61. used to call him Dad!Copy !req
62. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
63. men of the soil, of the sheaf, and crookCopy !req
64. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
65. a remarkable family in anyone's bookCopy !req
66. Reuben was the eldest
of the children of IsraelCopy !req
67. With Simeon and Levi the next in lineCopy !req
68. Napthali and Isaachar with Asher and DanCopy !req
69. Zebulun and Gad took the total to nineCopy !req
70. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
71. Benjamin and Judah,
which leaves only oneCopy !req
72. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
73. Joseph, Jacob's favorite sonCopy !req
74. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
75. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
76. Jacob, Jacob and sonsCopy !req
77. Jacob, Jacob, Jacob — Jacob and sonsCopy !req
78. Joseph's mother, she was
quite my favorite wifeCopy !req
79. I never really loved another all my lifeCopy !req
80. And Joseph was my joy becauseCopy !req
81. He reminded me of herCopy !req
82. Through young Joseph,
Jacob lived his youth againCopy !req
83. Loved him, praised him,
gave him all he couldCopy !req
84. but then it made the rest
feel second bestCopy !req
85. And even if they wereCopy !req
86. Being told were also-ransCopy !req
87. Does not make us Joseph fansCopy !req
88. But where they have
really missed the boat isCopy !req
89. We're great guys but
no-one seems to noticeCopy !req
90. Joseph's charm and winning smilesCopy !req
91. Fail to slay them in the aislesCopy !req
92. And their father
couldn't see the dangerCopy !req
93. He could not imagine any dangerCopy !req
94. He just saw in Joseph
all his dreams come trueCopy !req
95. Jacob wanted to show
the world he loved his sonCopy !req
96. To make it clear that
Joseph was the special oneCopy !req
97. So Jacob bought his son a coatCopy !req
98. A multi-colored coat to wearCopy !req
99. Joseph's coat was elegant,
the cut was fineCopy !req
100. The tasteful style was
the ultimate in good designCopy !req
101. And this is why it caught the eyeCopy !req
102. A king would stop and stareCopy !req
103. And when Joseph tried it onCopy !req
104. He knew his sheepskin days were goneCopy !req
105. Such a dazzling coat of many colorsCopy !req
106. How he loved his coat of many colorsCopy !req
107. In a class above the restCopy !req
108. It even went well with his vestCopy !req
109. Such a stunning coat of many colorsCopy !req
110. How he loved his coat of many colorsCopy !req
111. It was red and yellow and
green and brown and blueCopy !req
112. Joseph's brothers weren't too pleased
with what they sawCopy !req
113. We had never liked him
all that much beforeCopy !req
114. And now this coat has got our goatCopy !req
115. We feel life is unfairCopy !req
116. And when Joseph graced the sceneCopy !req
117. His brothers turned a shade of greenCopy !req
118. His astounding clothing took the biscuitCopy !req
119. Quite the smoothest person in the districtCopy !req
120. I look handsome, I look smartCopy !req
121. I am a walking work of artCopy !req
122. Such a dazzling coat of many colorsCopy !req
123. How I love my coat of many colorsCopy !req
124. It was red and yellow
and green and brownCopy !req
125. And scarlet and black and ocher and peachCopy !req
126. And ruby and olive and violet and fawnCopy !req
127. I look handsome, I look smart
(And lilac and gold and chocolate and mauve)Copy !req
128. I am a walking work of art
(And cream and crimson and silver and rose )Copy !req
129. Such a dazzling coat of many colors
(And azure and lemon and russet and grey)Copy !req
130. How I love my coat of many colors
(And purple and white and pink and orange)Copy !req
131. It was red and yellow and green and brownCopy !req
132. And scarlet and black and ocher and peachCopy !req
133. And ruby and olive and violet and fawnCopy !req
134. And lilac and gold and chocolate and mauveCopy !req
135. And cream and crimson and silver and roseCopy !req
136. And azure and lemon and russet and greyCopy !req
137. And purple and white and pink and orangeCopy !req
138. And blue!Copy !req
139. Joseph's coat annoyed his brothersCopy !req
140. But what makes us madCopy !req
141. Are the things that Joseph tells us ofCopy !req
142. the dreams he's often hadCopy !req
143. I dreamed that in the fields one dayCopy !req
144. the corn gave my a signCopy !req
145. Your eleven sheaves of corn
all turned and bowed to mineCopy !req
146. My sheaf was quite a sight to seeCopy !req
147. a golden sheaf and tallCopy !req
148. Yours were green, and second-rateCopy !req
149. and really rather smallCopy !req
150. This is not the kind of thingCopy !req
151. we brothers like to hearCopy !req
152. It seems to us that Joseph and his dreams
should disappearCopy !req
153. I dreamed I saw eleven starsCopy !req
154. the sun the moon and skyCopy !req
155. Bowing down before my star,
it made me wonder whyCopy !req
156. Could it be that I was born
for higher things than you?Copy !req
157. A post in someone's government,
a ministry, or two?Copy !req
158. The dreams of our dear brother
are the decade's biggest yawnCopy !req
159. His talk of stars and golden sheaves
is just a load of cornCopy !req
160. Not only is he tactless but he's also rather dimCopy !req
161. For there's eleven of us and
there's only one of himCopy !req
162. The dreams of course will not come trueCopy !req
163. That is, we think they won't come trueCopy !req
164. That is, we hope they won't come trueCopy !req
165. What if he's right all along?Copy !req
166. What if he's right all along?Copy !req
167. The dreams are more than crystal clearCopy !req
168. the writing on the wallCopy !req
169. Means that Joseph some day
soon will rise above us allCopy !req
170. The accuracy of the dreams
we brothers do not knowCopy !req
171. But one thing we are sure about,
the dreamerCopy !req
172. the dreamer...Copy !req
173. has to go!Copy !req
174. Next day, far from homeCopy !req
175. the brothers planned the repulsive crimeCopy !req
176. Let us grab him now, do him in,
while we've got the timeCopy !req
177. Hi guys!Copy !req
178. This they did and made the most of itCopy !req
179. Tore his coat and flung him in a pitCopy !req
180. Let us leave him here, all alone,
and he's bound to dieCopy !req
181. When some Ishmaelites, a hairy crew,
came riding byCopy !req
182. In a flash the brothers changed their planCopy !req
183. We need cash! Let's sell him if we canCopy !req
184. Poor poor Joseph, what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
185. Things look bad for you, hey,
what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
186. Poor poor Joseph, what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
187. Things look bad for you, hey,
what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
188. Could you use a slave, you hairy
bunch of Ishmaelites?Copy !req
189. Young, strong, well-behaved, going cheap
and he reads and writesCopy !req
190. In a trice the dirty deal was doneCopy !req
191. Silver coins for Jacob's favorite sonCopy !req
192. Then the Ishmaelites galloped
off with a slave in towCopy !req
193. Off to Egypt where Joseph
was not too keen to goCopy !req
194. It wouldn't be a picnic he could tellCopy !req
195. And I don't speak Egyptian very wellCopy !req
196. Joseph's brothers tore his precious
multi-colored coatCopy !req
197. Having ripped it up, next they
attacked a passing goatCopy !req
198. Soon the wretched creature was no moreCopy !req
199. They dipped his coat in blood and guts and goreCopy !req
200. Oh now brothers, how low can you stoop?Copy !req
201. You make a sordid group, hey,
how low can you stoop?Copy !req
202. Poor poor Joseph, sold to be a slaveCopy !req
203. Situation's grave, hey, sold to be a slaveCopy !req
204. Father, we've something to tell youCopy !req
205. a story of our timeCopy !req
206. a tragic but inspiring taleCopy !req
207. of manhood in its primeCopy !req
208. You know you had a dozen sonsCopy !req
209. well now that's not quite trueCopy !req
210. But feel no sorrow, do not grieveCopy !req
211. he would not want you toCopy !req
212. you see, there's one more angel in HeavenCopy !req
213. There's one more star in the skyCopy !req
214. Joseph we'll never forget youCopy !req
215. It's tough but we're gonna get byCopy !req
216. There's one less place at our tableCopy !req
217. There's one more tear in my eyeCopy !req
218. But Joseph the things that you stood forCopy !req
219. Like love and peace never dieCopy !req
220. When I think of his last great battleCopy !req
221. A lump comes to my throatCopy !req
222. It takes a man who knows no fearCopy !req
223. To wrestle with a goatCopy !req
224. his blood stained coat is tribute toCopy !req
225. his final sacrificeCopy !req
226. his body may be past it's peakCopy !req
227. but his soul's in paradiseCopy !req
228. So long little JoeCopy !req
229. Adios BuckarooCopy !req
230. 10-4 good buddyCopy !req
231. There's one last place at our tableCopy !req
232. There's one more tear in my eyeCopy !req
233. But Joseph the things that you stood forCopy !req
234. Like truth and light never dieCopy !req
235. Carve his name with pride and courageCopy !req
236. Let no tear be shedCopy !req
237. if he had not laid down his lifeCopy !req
238. we all would now be deadCopy !req
239. There's one more angel in HeavenCopy !req
240. There's one more star in the skyCopy !req
241. Joseph the things that you stood forCopy !req
242. Like truth and light never die. Hi Ha!Copy !req
243. There's one more angel in HeavenCopy !req
244. There's one more star in the skyCopy !req
245. Joseph the things that you stood forCopy !req
246. Like truth and light never dieCopy !req
247. There's one more angel in HeavenCopy !req
248. There's one more star in the skyCopy !req
249. Joseph the things that you stood forCopy !req
250. Like truth and light never ...Copy !req
251. There's one more angel in HeavenCopy !req
252. There's one more star in the skyCopy !req
253. Father, that things he stood forCopy !req
254. LikeCopy !req
255. democracyCopy !req
256. never...Copy !req
257. die!Copy !req
258. Joseph was taken to Egypt in chains and soldCopy !req
259. Where he was bought by a captain named PotipherCopy !req
260. Potiphar had very few caresCopy !req
261. He was one of Egypt's millionairesCopy !req
262. Having made a fortune
buying shares, inCopy !req
263. pyramidsCopy !req
264. Potiphar had made a huge pileCopy !req
265. Owned a large percentage of the NileCopy !req
266. Meant that I could really live in styleCopy !req
267. and he didCopy !req
268. Oh, I didCopy !req
269. Joseph was an unimportant slaveCopy !req
270. who found he liked his masterCopy !req
271. Consequently worked much harder,
even with devotionCopy !req
272. Potiphar could see that Joseph
was a cut above the averageCopy !req
273. Made him leader of the house,
a maximum promotionCopy !req
274. Potiphar was cool and so fineCopy !req
275. But my wife would never toe the lineCopy !req
276. It's all there in chapter thirty-nine Of GenesisCopy !req
277. She was beautiful but...
- EvilCopy !req
278. Saw a lot of men against his willCopy !req
279. He would have to tell her
that she still was hisCopy !req
280. Your mine!Copy !req
281. Joseph's looks and handsome figureCopy !req
282. had attracted her attentionCopy !req
283. Every morning she would beckon:
- Come and lie with me loveCopy !req
284. Joesph wanted to resist herCopy !req
285. till one day she proved too eagerCopy !req
286. Joseph cried in vain:
- Please stop! I don't believe in free love!Copy !req
287. Pity...Copy !req
288. Potiphar was counting shekelsCopy !req
289. in his den below the bedroomCopy !req
290. When he heard a mighty rumpus
clattering above himCopy !req
291. Suddenly he knew his riches couldn't
buy him what he wantedCopy !req
292. Gold would never make him happy,
if she didn't love himCopy !req
293. Letting out a mighty roar:
- AAAAhhhhCopy !req
294. Potiphar burst through the doorCopy !req
295. Joseph, I'll see you rot in jail!Copy !req
296. The things you have done are beyond the pale!Copy !req
297. Poor poor Joseph, locked up in a cellCopy !req
298. Things ain't going well, hey, locked up in a cellCopy !req
299. Poor poor Joseph, locked up in a cellCopy !req
300. Things ain't going well, hey,
locked up in a cellCopy !req
301. locked up in a cellCopy !req
302. Close every door to meCopy !req
303. hide all the world from meCopy !req
304. Bar all the windowsCopy !req
305. and shut out the lightCopy !req
306. Do what you want with meCopy !req
307. hate me and laugh at meCopy !req
308. Darken my daytimeCopy !req
309. and torture my nightCopy !req
310. If my life were importantCopy !req
311. I would ask will I live or dieCopy !req
312. But I know the answersCopy !req
313. lie far from this world.Copy !req
314. Close every door to meCopy !req
315. keep those I love from meCopy !req
316. Children of Israel are never aloneCopy !req
317. For I know I shall findCopy !req
318. my own peace of mindCopy !req
319. For I have been promisedCopy !req
320. a land of my ownCopy !req
321. Close every door to meCopy !req
322. hide all the world from meCopy !req
323. Bar all the windowsCopy !req
324. and shut out the lightCopy !req
325. Just give me a numberCopy !req
326. instead of my nameCopy !req
327. Forget all about meCopy !req
328. and let me decayCopy !req
329. I do not matter,Copy !req
330. I'm only one personCopy !req
331. Destroy me completelyCopy !req
332. then throw me awayCopy !req
333. If my life were importantCopy !req
334. I would ask will I live or dieCopy !req
335. But I know the answersCopy !req
336. lie far from this worldCopy !req
337. Close every door to meCopy !req
338. keep those I love from meCopy !req
339. Children of Israel are never aloneCopy !req
340. For we know we shall findCopy !req
341. our own peace of mindCopy !req
342. For we have been promisedCopy !req
343. a land of our ownCopy !req
344. Joseph's luck was really outCopy !req
345. his spirits and his fortune lowCopy !req
346. Alone he sat, alone he thoughtCopy !req
347. of happy times he used to knowCopy !req
348. Hey dreamer! Don't be so upset.Copy !req
349. Hey Joseph! You're not beaten yet.Copy !req
350. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
351. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
352. Don't give up Joseph fight till you dropCopy !req
353. We've read the book
and you come out on topCopy !req
354. The prison walls were wet and blackCopy !req
355. his chains were heavy, weighed him downCopy !req
356. the candle was his only lightCopy !req
357. the hungry rats the only soundCopy !req
358. Hey dreamer! Don't be so upsetCopy !req
359. Hey Joseph! You're not beaten yetCopy !req
360. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
361. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
362. don't give up JosephCopy !req
363. wait and you'll seeCopy !req
364. we've been outside and you're on the marqueeCopy !req
365. Now into Joseph's prison cellCopy !req
366. were flung two very frightened menCopy !req
367. We don't think that we will ever
see the light of day againCopy !req
368. Hey Joseph! Help us if you canCopy !req
369. We've had dreams that we don't understandCopy !req
370. Both men were servants of Pharaoh the kingCopy !req
371. Both in the doghouse for doing their thingCopy !req
372. One was a baker, a cook in his primeCopy !req
373. One was a butler, the Jeeves of his timeCopy !req
374. Tell me of your dreams my friendsCopy !req
375. and I will tell you what they showCopy !req
376. Though I cannot guarantee to get it right,
I'll have a goCopy !req
377. First the butler, trembling, took the floorCopy !req
378. Nervously he spoke of what he sawCopy !req
379. There I was standing in front of a vineCopy !req
380. I picked some grapes and
I crushed them to wineCopy !req
381. I gave them to Pharaoh
who drank from my cupCopy !req
382. I tried to interpret but I had to give upCopy !req
383. You will soon be free, my friendCopy !req
384. so do not worry any moreCopy !req
385. The king will let you out of hereCopy !req
386. you'll "buttle" as you did beforeCopy !req
387. Next the baker rose to tell his dreamCopy !req
388. Hoping it would have a similar themeCopy !req
389. There I was standing with baskets of breadCopy !req
390. High in the sky I saw birds overheadCopy !req
391. Who flew to the baskets
and ate every sliceCopy !req
392. Give me the message -
- like his would be niceCopy !req
393. Sad to say your dream is not
the kind of dream I'd like to getCopy !req
394. Pharaoh has it in for you,
your execution date is setCopy !req
395. Don't rely on all I say I sawCopy !req
396. It's just that I have not
been wrong beforeCopy !req
397. Go, go, go JoeCopy !req
398. Go, go, go JoeCopy !req
399. Go, go, go JoeCopy !req
400. Go, go, go JoeCopy !req
401. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
402. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
403. Sha la la Joseph, you're still in your primeCopy !req
404. You and your dreamcoat ahead of your timeCopy !req
405. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
406. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
407. Sha la la Joseph, you're still in your primeCopy !req
408. You and your dreamcoat ahead of your timeCopy !req
409. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
410. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
411. Sha la la Joseph, you're still in your primeCopy !req
412. You and your dreamcoat ahead of your timeCopy !req
413. Go Go Go Joseph you know what they sayCopy !req
414. Hang on now Joseph you'll make it some dayCopy !req
415. Sha la la Joseph, you're still in your primeCopy !req
416. You and your dreamcoat ahead of your timeCopy !req
417. Ahead of your timeCopy !req
418. Ahead of my timeCopy !req
419. Ahead of your...Copy !req
420. Time!Copy !req
421. Pharaoh, he was a powerful manCopy !req
422. With the ancient world in the palm of his handCopy !req
423. To all intents and purposes he
Was Egypt with a capital "E"Copy !req
424. Whatever he did
He was showered with praiseCopy !req
425. If he cracked a joke
Then you chortled for daysCopy !req
426. No one had rights or a
Vote but the kingCopy !req
427. In fact you might say
He was fairly right-wingCopy !req
428. When Pharaoh's aroundCopy !req
429. Then you get down on the groundCopy !req
430. If you ever find yourself near RamsesCopy !req
431. Get down on your kneesCopy !req
432. A Pharaoh's story...Copy !req
433. Down at the other
End of the scaleCopy !req
434. Joseph is still
Doing time in jailCopy !req
435. For even though he is
in with the guardsCopy !req
436. A lifetime in prison seems
quite on the cardsCopy !req
437. But if my analysis of
the position is rightCopy !req
438. At the end of the tunnel
There's a glimmer of lightCopy !req
439. For all of a sudden
Indescribable thingsCopy !req
440. Have shattered the sleep of
both peasants and kingsCopy !req
441. Strange as it seems, there's
been a run of crazy dreamsCopy !req
442. And a man who can interpret could go farCopy !req
443. could become a starCopy !req
444. Could be famous, could
be a big successCopy !req
445. Could be famous, could
be a big successCopy !req
446. Strange as it seems, there's
been a run of crazy dreamsCopy !req
447. And a man who can
interpret could go farCopy !req
448. could become a starCopy !req
449. Could be famous, could
be a big successCopy !req
450. Could be famous, could
be a big successCopy !req
451. there's been a run of crazy dreamsCopy !req
452. And a man who can
interpret could go farCopy !req
453. could become a starCopy !req
454. Could be a star!Copy !req
455. Guess what? In his bed Pharaoh
had an uneasy nightCopy !req
456. He had had a dream that pinned
him to his sheets with frightCopy !req
457. No one knew the meaning of the dreamCopy !req
458. What to do?
Whatever could it mean?Copy !req
459. Then his butler saidCopy !req
460. I know of a bloke in jail
Who is hot on dreamsCopy !req
461. could explain old Pharaoh's taleCopy !req
462. Pharaoh said
Well fetch this Joseph manCopy !req
463. I need him to help
me if he canCopy !req
464. Poor poor Pharaoh,
what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
465. Dreams are haunting you,
hey, what'cha gonna do?Copy !req
466. Chained and bound, afraid, aloneCopy !req
467. Joseph stood before the throneCopy !req
468. My service to Pharaoh has begunCopy !req
469. Tell me your problems,
mighty one!Copy !req
470. PHARAOH IS IN THE BUILDING!Copy !req
471. Well I was wandering along
by the banks of the riverCopy !req
472. when seven fat cows
came out of the NileCopy !req
473. Uh huh huhCopy !req
474. And right behind them
these fine healthy animalsCopy !req
475. came seven other cows,
that were skinny and vileCopy !req
476. Uh huh huhCopy !req
477. and then the thin cows ate the fat cows
which I thought would do them goodCopy !req
478. Uh huh huhCopy !req
479. But it didn't make
them fatter likeCopy !req
480. I thought a monster
supper shouldCopy !req
481. Oh no ohCopy !req
482. Because the thin cows were
thin as they had ever, ever ever beenCopy !req
483. Oh this dream has got me baffled,
hey Joseph, what does it mean?Copy !req
484. A now you know that
kings ain't stupidCopy !req
485. But, I don't have a clueCopy !req
486. a don't you be cruel JosephCopy !req
487. help me now I beg on youCopy !req
488. I was standing doing nothing
in a field out of townCopy !req
489. When I saw seven beautiful ears of cornCopy !req
490. Uh huh huh! Oh Yeah!Copy !req
491. They were ripe, they were goldenCopy !req
492. but you guessed it right behind
there were seven other earsCopy !req
493. that were tattered and tornCopy !req
494. Uh huh huhCopy !req
495. Then the bad corn
ate the good cornCopy !req
496. man they came up
from behind yes they didCopy !req
497. But Joseph here's
the punchlineCopy !req
498. It's gonna blow your mindCopy !req
499. flip your lidCopy !req
500. Because the bad ones was as bad
as it had ever ever ever beenCopy !req
501. Well, this dream has
got me all shook upCopy !req
502. treat me nice and tell
me what it meansCopy !req
503. Well, I understand the bit about the cornCopy !req
504. but I'm not quite sure about the cowsCopy !req
505. so I was wondering if you can give it to me
one more timeCopy !req
506. Mr. Pharaoh manCopy !req
507. Please?Copy !req
508. Let me show you how we
Rock and Roll in EgyptCopy !req
509. I was standing doing nothing
in a field out of townCopy !req
510. When I saw seven beautiful
ears of cornCopy !req
511. Uh huh huhCopy !req
512. Oh yeahCopy !req
513. They were ripe they were golden
but you guessed it right behindCopy !req
514. there were seven other ears
that were tattered and tornCopy !req
515. Uh huh huhCopy !req
516. And then the bad corn ate the good corn
man they came up from behind. Yes they did!Copy !req
517. but Joseph here's the punchlineCopy !req
518. it's gonna blow your mind
this is gonna flip your lid!Copy !req
519. because the bad ones were as bad
as it had ever, ever ever ever beenCopy !req
520. Well, this dream has got me all shook up
treat me nice, tell me what it meansCopy !req
521. Hey, hey, hey JosephCopy !req
522. won't you tell poor old PharaohCopy !req
523. what does this crazyCopy !req
524. crazy, crazy, crazy
dream mean?Copy !req
525. OH YEAH!Copy !req
526. Seven years of bumper
crops are on their wayCopy !req
527. Years of plenty, endless
wheat and tons of hayCopy !req
528. Your farms will boom,
there won't be roomCopy !req
529. To store the surplus
food you growCopy !req
530. After that, the future
doesn't look so brightCopy !req
531. Egypt's luck will change
completely overnightCopy !req
532. And famine's hand
will stalk the landCopy !req
533. With food an all time low. Noble king,
there is no doubtCopy !req
534. What your dreams are all aboutCopy !req
535. All these things you
saw in your pajamasCopy !req
536. Are a long range
forecast for your farmersCopy !req
537. And I'm sure it's
crossed your mindCopy !req
538. What it is you have to findCopy !req
539. Find a man to lead
you through the famineCopy !req
540. With a flair for
economic planningCopy !req
541. But who this man could
be I just don't knowCopy !req
542. who this man could be
I just don't knowCopy !req
543. Joe!Copy !req
544. Pharaoh said: Well stone the crows,
this Joseph is a clever kidCopy !req
545. Who'd have thought that fourteen cows
could mean the things he said they did?Copy !req
546. Joseph, you must help me further
I have found a job for youCopy !req
547. You shall lead us
through this crisisCopy !req
548. You shall be
my number two"Copy !req
549. Pharaoh told his guards to fetch
a chisel from the local storeCopy !req
550. Whereupon he ordered them
to cut the chains that Joseph woreCopy !req
551. Joseph got a royal pardon and
a host of splendid thingsCopy !req
552. A chariot of gold, a cloak
a medal and some signet rings.Copy !req
553. Joseph!Copy !req
554. Pharaoh's number twoCopy !req
555. Joseph!Copy !req
556. Egypt looks to youCopy !req
557. Joseph!
Pharaoh's number twoCopy !req
558. Joseph! Egypt looks to youCopy !req
559. Jo—seph!Copy !req
560. Seven summers on the trot were
perfect just as Joseph saidCopy !req
561. Joseph saw that food was gathered
ready for the years ahead.Copy !req
562. Seven years of famine followed
Egypt did not mind a bit.Copy !req
563. The first recorded rationing
in history was a hitCopy !req
564. Joseph how can we ever sayCopy !req
565. All that we want to about you?Copy !req
566. We're so glad that you came our wayCopy !req
567. We should have perished without youCopy !req
568. Hey! Joseph we are the perfect teamCopy !req
569. Old buddies now that's you and meCopy !req
570. I was wise to have chosen youCopy !req
571. You'll be wise to agreeCopy !req
572. Joseph how can we ever sayCopy !req
573. All that we want to about you?Copy !req
574. We're so glad that you
came our way.Copy !req
575. We should have perished without youCopy !req
576. Hey! We were in a jam
Would have baffled AbrahamCopy !req
577. But now we're a partnership
it's just a piece of cakeCopy !req
578. Greatest man since Noah
Only goes to show-ahCopy !req
579. Anyone from anywhere can
make it if they get a lucky break!Copy !req
580. This could be the happy ending
perfect place to stop the showCopy !req
581. Joseph after all has got about
as far as he can goCopy !req
582. But I'm sure that Jacob and his other sons
have crossed your mindCopy !req
583. How had famine hit the
family Joseph left behind?Copy !req
584. Do you remember the
good years in Canaan?Copy !req
585. The summers were endlessly gold
- Mais oui!Copy !req
586. The fields were a patchwork of cloverCopy !req
587. The winters were never too coldCopy !req
588. We'd stroll down the
boulevard togetherCopy !req
589. And everything was simply divineCopy !req
590. Now the fields are dead and bareCopy !req
591. No joie de vivre anywhereCopy !req
592. Et maintenant we drink a bitter wineCopy !req
593. Those Canaan days we used to knowCopy !req
594. Where have they gone?Copy !req
595. Where did they go?Copy !req
596. Eh bien, raise your beretsCopy !req
597. To those Canaan daysCopy !req
598. Do you remember those
wonderful parties?Copy !req
599. The splendor of Canaan's cuisineCopy !req
600. Those extravagant elegant soireesCopy !req
601. The gayest the Bible has seenCopy !req
602. It's funny but since we lost JosephCopy !req
603. We've gone to the other extremeCopy !req
604. No one comes to dinner nowCopy !req
605. We'd only eat them anyhowCopy !req
606. I even find I'm missing
Joseph's dreamsCopy !req
607. Those Canaan days
we used to knowCopy !req
608. Where have they gone?Copy !req
609. Where did they go?Copy !req
610. Eh bien, raise your beretsCopy !req
611. To those Canaan daysCopy !req
612. Those Canaan days
we used to knowCopy !req
613. Where have they gone?Copy !req
614. Where did they go?Copy !req
615. Eh bien, raise your beretsCopy !req
616. To those Canaan daysCopy !req
617. It's funny,
but since we lost, JosephCopy !req
618. We've gone to the other, extremeCopy !req
619. Perhaps we all misjudged the ladCopy !req
620. Perhaps he wasn't, quite that badCopy !req
621. And how we miss his...
entertaining...Copy !req
622. dreamsCopy !req
623. Those Canaan days
we used to knowCopy !req
624. Where have they gone?Copy !req
625. Where did...Copy !req
626. did... they go?Copy !req
627. Eh bien, raise your beretsCopy !req
628. To those Canaan...Copy !req
629. days.Copy !req
630. Eh bien, raise your beretsCopy !req
631. To those Canaan...Copy !req
632. days.Copy !req
633. So...Copy !req
634. back in Canaan the
future looked roughCopy !req
635. Jacob's family were finding it toughCopy !req
636. For the famine has
caught us unpreparedCopy !req
637. We are thin, we are ill,
we are getting scaredCopy !req
638. It's enough to make anyone weepCopy !req
639. We are down to
our very last sheepCopy !req
640. We will starve if
we hang around hereCopy !req
641. But in Egypt there's
food going spareCopy !req
642. They've got corn,
they've got meatCopy !req
643. they've got fruit and drinksCopy !req
644. And if we have the time
we could see the SphinxCopy !req
645. So they finally decided to go
- Here we go!Copy !req
646. Off to Egypt to see brother JoeCopy !req
647. So they all lay before Joseph's feetCopy !req
648. Mighty prince,
give us something to eat!Copy !req
649. Joseph found it a
strain not to laugh becauseCopy !req
650. Not a brother among them
knew who he wasCopy !req
651. I shall now take
them all for a rideCopy !req
652. After all they have
tried fratricideCopy !req
653. I dreamed that in the fields
one day the corn give me a signCopy !req
654. Your eleven sheaves of corn
all turned and bowed to mineCopy !req
655. I dreamed I saw eleven starsCopy !req
656. the sun the moon and skyCopy !req
657. Bowing down before my starCopy !req
658. and now I realize whyCopy !req
659. How do I know
where you come from?Copy !req
660. You could be spies
telling me that you are hungryCopy !req
661. That could be liesCopy !req
662. How do I know
who you are?Copy !req
663. Why do you think I should help you?
Would you help me? "Yes"Copy !req
664. Why on earth should I believe you?
I've no guaranteeCopy !req
665. Grovel, grovel, cringe,
bow, stoop, fallCopy !req
666. Worship, worship, beg,
kneel, sponge, crawlCopy !req
667. Grovel, grovel, cringe,
bow, stoop, fallCopy !req
668. Worship, worship, beg,
kneel, sponge, crawlCopy !req
669. We are just eleven brothers
good men and trueCopy !req
670. Though we know we count for nothing
when up next to youCopy !req
671. Honesty's our middle nameCopy !req
672. Life is slowly ebbing from us
hope's almost goneCopy !req
673. It's getting very hard to see
us from sideways on.Copy !req
674. Grovel, grovel, cringe,
bow, stoop, fallCopy !req
675. Worship, worship, beg,
kneel, sponge, crawlCopy !req
676. I rather like the way you're talkingCopy !req
677. astute and sincereCopy !req
678. Suddenly your tragic storyCopy !req
679. gets me right hereCopy !req
680. This is what we
hoped he'd say!Copy !req
681. All this tugging at my heartstrings
seems quite justifiedCopy !req
682. I shall give you what you came for
and lots more besideCopy !req
683. Grovel, grovel, cringe,
bow, stoop, fall, etc.Copy !req
684. Joseph handed them
sackloads of foodCopy !req
685. And they groveled
with base gratitudeCopy !req
686. Then, unseen, Joseph
nipped out around the backCopy !req
687. And planted a cup in
young Benjamin's sackCopy !req
688. When the brothers
were ready to goCopy !req
689. Joseph turned to them all
with a terrible stare and said No!Copy !req
690. Stop! You robbers your little number's up!
One of you has stolen my precious golden cup!Copy !req
691. Joseph started searching through his brothers' sacks
Everyone was nervous, no one could relaxCopy !req
692. Who's the thief?
Is it Reuben? No!Copy !req
693. Is it Simeon? No! Is it Napthali? No!
Is it Dan? No!Copy !req
694. Is it Asher? No! Is it Isaachar? No!
Is it Levi? No!Copy !req
695. Who's the man? Is it Zebulun? No!
Is it Gad? No! Is it Judah? No!Copy !req
696. Is it him? Could it be?
Could it possibly be Benjamin?Copy !req
697. Yes! Yes! Yes!Copy !req
698. Benjamin, you nasty youthCopy !req
699. your crime has shocked
me to the core!Copy !req
700. Never in my whole career have
I encountered this before!Copy !req
701. Guards, seize him!
Lock him in a cell!Copy !req
702. Throw the keys into
the Nile as well!Copy !req
703. Each of the brothersCopy !req
704. fell to his kneesCopy !req
705. Show him some mercy
oh mighty one please!Copy !req
706. He would not do this
he must have been framed!Copy !req
707. Jail us and beat usCopy !req
708. we should be blamedCopy !req
709. Oh no, not heCopy !req
710. How you can accuse
him is a mysteryCopy !req
711. Save him,
take meCopy !req
712. Benjamin is straighter
than the tall palm treeCopy !req
713. I hear the steel drums
sing their songCopy !req
714. They singing man you know
you got it wrongCopy !req
715. I hear the voice of the yellow birdCopy !req
716. Singing in the tree
this is quite absurdCopy !req
717. Oh yes, it's trueCopy !req
718. Benjamin is straighter
than the big bambooCopy !req
719. No ifs, no butsCopy !req
720. Benjamin is honest
as coconutsCopy !req
721. Sure as the tide
wash the golden sandCopy !req
722. Benjamin is an
innocent manCopy !req
723. Sure as bananas
need the sunCopy !req
724. We are the
criminal guilty onesCopy !req
725. Oh no, not he
How you can accuse him is a mysteryCopy !req
726. Save him, take meCopy !req
727. Benjamin is straighter
than the tall palm treeCopy !req
728. Oh no, not heCopy !req
729. How you can accuse
him is a mysteryCopy !req
730. Save him, take meCopy !req
731. Benjamin is straighter
than the tall palm treeCopy !req
732. Sure as the tide wash the
golden sandCopy !req
733. Benjamin is an innocent manCopy !req
734. Sure as bananas
need the sunCopy !req
735. We are the
criminal guilty onesCopy !req
736. Oh no, not heCopy !req
737. How you can accuse
him is a mysteryCopy !req
738. Save him, take meCopy !req
739. Benjamin is straighter
than the tall palm treeCopy !req
740. Oh no, not heCopy !req
741. How you can accuse
him is a mysteryCopy !req
742. Save him, take meCopy !req
743. Benjamin is straighter
than the tall palm treeCopy !req
744. Each of the brothers
fell to his kneesCopy !req
745. Show him some mercy
oh mighty one please!Copy !req
746. He would not do thisCopy !req
747. he must have been framed!Copy !req
748. Jail us and beat usCopy !req
749. we should be blamedCopy !req
750. And Joseph knew by thisCopy !req
751. his brothers now were
honest menCopy !req
752. The time had
come at lastCopy !req
753. to reunite
them all againCopy !req
754. Can't you recognize
my face?Copy !req
755. Is it hard to see?Copy !req
756. That Joseph,
who you thought was deadCopy !req
757. your brother, is meCopy !req
758. Joseph! Joseph!Copy !req
759. Is it really true?Copy !req
760. Joseph! Joseph!Copy !req
761. Is it really you?Copy !req
762. Joseph! Joseph!Copy !req
763. So Jacob came to EgyptCopy !req
764. no longer feeling oldCopy !req
765. And Joseph went to meet himCopy !req
766. in his chariot of goldCopy !req
767. of gold!Copy !req
768. of gold!Copy !req
769. of gold!Copy !req
770. I closed my eyesCopy !req
771. drew back the curtainCopy !req
772. to see for certainCopy !req
773. what I thought I knewCopy !req
774. Far far awayCopy !req
775. someone was weepingCopy !req
776. But the world was sleepingCopy !req
777. Any dream will doCopy !req
778. I wore my coatCopy !req
779. with golden liningCopy !req
780. Bright colors shiningCopy !req
781. wonderful and newCopy !req
782. And in the eastCopy !req
783. the dawn was breakingCopy !req
784. And the world was wakingCopy !req
785. Any dream will doCopy !req
786. A crash of drums,
a flash of lightsCopy !req
787. My golden coat
flew out of sightCopy !req
788. The colors faded
into darknessCopy !req
789. I was left aloneCopy !req
790. May I returnCopy !req
791. to the beginningCopy !req
792. The light is dimmingCopy !req
793. and the dream is tooCopy !req
794. The world and ICopy !req
795. we are still waitingCopy !req
796. Still hesitatingCopy !req
797. Any dream will doCopy !req
798. Still hesitatingCopy !req
799. Any dream will doCopy !req
800. May I returnCopy !req
801. to the beginningCopy !req
802. The light is dimmingCopy !req
803. and the dream is tooCopy !req
804. The world and ICopy !req
805. we are still waitingCopy !req
806. Still hesitatingCopy !req
807. Any dream will doCopy !req
808. Give me my colored coatCopy !req
809. my amazing colored coat!Copy !req
810. Give me my colored coatCopy !req
811. my amazing colored coat!Copy !req