Peter Pan Score

PETER PAN
Act One - No. 1

SOMETHING IN THE AIR
(Full Company)
Music: GEORGE STILES

Lyrics: ANTHONY DREWE
CUE: A single heart-stopping moment as the

audience are plunged into sudden darkness...
Company
Allegro mysterioso q = c.140
Piano
Pno
perhaps the pic only "touches" each of these

notes, while someone else sustains the melody
Strings (arco)
a "smear" + mark-tree
mp

mf
14
Pno
pp
ffp
10
Pno
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No. 1. Something In The Air

Co.
18
Pno
23
Nervously q = 140
some thing in the air to - night
27
p sotto voce Theres
Some - thing in the breeze
Whist ling round the chim - ney stacks
30
Peter Pan
Some - thing in the air to night
Rust - ling through the trees
Co.
Pno

sempre
leggiero

Co.
Pno
MRS. DARLING (off)

"John!...Michael!...Wendy!" LONDONERS
MEN ONLY?
Co.
Pno
poco rall.
Does - n't feel like spring

Co.
34
Pno
The night - in - gales are sil
Pno
Co.
mp
NEWSBOY: "Paper! Evening paper!"
they should - n't
sing
MEN & WOMEN
Theres
mp
Some thing leaves us shiv - er - ing
Some - thing in each gust
poco rit.
42
if

Co.
Pno
As
A Tempo q = 140
Pno
ent
39
37
told

Co.
Peter Pan

Co.
45
Pno
Some thing we dont trust
Thats
marcato
quick - en - ing our tread
Some - thing makes us wor -
52
thingmakes us hur - ry
to our

Co.
55
Pno

Co.
Pno
49
Theres some - thing in the air to - night

Co.
Pno

mf
Peter Pan
mp
Safe - ly
child - ren
STORYTELLER:
"All children,
except one, grow up."
poco rit.
bed
home
in
at
ry, Some -
"One day, when Wendy was two years old and she was playing in the garden, she plucked another flower and ran with it to her mother."
Meno mosso q = c.120
58
Pno
pp
simile
"Mrs Darling put her hand to her heart and cried out: Oh, Wendy, why cant you stay like this forever? That was all that passed between them on that subject"
64
Pno

Co.
70
Pno
"but, from that moment on, Wendy knew that she must grow up. You always know after you are two."
PETER PAN: (Who we cannot see, but whose voice echoes round the auditorium): "Two is the beginning of the end."

Co.
74
poco pi mosso q = 140
some thing in the air to night
Pno
mp
STORYTELLER
There's
Some-thing in the dark
Peter Pan

Co.

78
Pno

Co.
82
Some - thing feels fam - il - i - ar

Co.
85
mp
Peter Pan
mem - or - y is stirr ing
Some - thing we once knew
Pno
in the park
Voic - es
Pno
Shad - ows in an all - ey - way
But is stay - ing out of view

NEWSBOY: "Evening paper! Read all about it! Baby vanishes from its perambulator! Little baby disappears!"
STORYTELLER: "London Town was strangely ill at ease that night. For Mr Darling though, hurrying home from work,
90
Pno
100
102
Pno
Con moto q = 160
MR DARLING: "Stop - that - HAT!"
Pno
his concerns were of a

rather less sinister nature..."
96
Pno
Peter Pan

Co.
104
mf

Pno
110
Mr. D
Co.
Peter Pan
mp
has got a bite
Some thing in the breeze
Wind
don't
re - mem - ber
see - ing
stars
Whist ling round the chim - ney stacks
Pno
Tempo primo q = 140
Theres
Chil - ly for the time of year
mp
subp
107
Co.
Mr. D
STORYTELLER
Pno
MR DARLING: "Thank you."
112
Mr. D
Pno
Rust - ling through the trees
Co.
Pno
Mr. D
Pno
to - night
The
Does - nt feel like spring
night - in - gales are
Co.
air
Does - n't feel like spring
Some - thing in the
118
COMPANY
Some - thing in the
air to - night
- ing quite so bright
115
Mr. D
Burn

Co.
sil

ent
WOMEN mf
MEN - higher The night - in - gales are sil - ent

MEN - lower
mf The night - in -gales are
sil
ent
mp
As if told they should - nt sing

mp

mp
Peter Pan
122
Mr. D
Co.
Pno
Some - thing in each gust
Ah
Peter Pan
Ah
Some -thing leaves us shiv - er - ing
Some thing leaves us shiv - er - ing
Some - thing we dont trust
Some -thing we dont trust
some - thing in the air to - night
Pno
Some -thing in each gust
T Theres
B
130
Co.
some -thing in the air to - night
A Theres
Ah
Ah
mf

126
Co.
Pno
10
Thats

134
quick - en - ing our tread
Co.
mp
mf
MEN
Quick - en - ing our
Quick - en - ing our tread
tread
137
Co.
mp
Pno
11
tread
Pno
mp
Quick - en -ing our tread
niente
Peter Pan
141
Co.
Pno
pp
Peter Pan
tread
STORYTELLER: "Meanwhile, in the Darling family house,
144
Pno
12
in a backwater in Bloomsbury, there were all the outward manifestations of domestic normality, if only from the children..."
SEGUE AS ONE No 1a
NURSERY MARCH
No. 1a
NURSERY MARCH/FACE AT THE WINDOW
13
(Instrumental)
Q: SEGUE AS ONE FROM #1
Piano
mf
FIFE/DRUM
Pno
Pno
MICHAEL: "Left, right! Left, right!"
Pno
A Bright March q = 180
JOHN: "It's not so easy for Nana, she has two lefts and two rights."
12

sfz
MICHAEL: "Come on Wendy, bathroom inspection."
No. 1a. Nursery March/Face at the Window
[Mrs Darling enters, 'tut-tuts' and plumps a couple of pillows.
Mysterious q = c.90
16
Pno
Cuckoo
Cuckoo
"Don't go! Please!"
24
Pno
Peter Pan
Cuckoo
Cuckoo
As she does so...]
Cuckoo
mp
STORYTELLER:
"Mrs. Darling was sure that she had seen a boy's face hovering outside the window!"
20
Pno
14
mp
Cuckoo
MRS. DARLING: "Who are you? Wait, child."
mp
MRS. DARLING:
"Children? Michael? John? Wendy?
Now where have you got to?"
Pi mosso
mf
[PETER DISAPPEARS]
No. 2
JUST BEYOND THE STARS
15
(Mrs Darling)
Piano
Sweetlyq. = c.76
MRS. DARLING
Mrs D
Pno
Just
the
stars,
loco
13
No
Be - yond

one
knows
for
that
great

Mrs D
Pno
be - yond

black
vel - vet
cer - tain
what
Pno
Music - George Stiles

Lyrics - Anthony Drewe
cur

tain
you'll
find
No. 2. Just Beyond the Stars
17

Mrs D
Just
Pno
Jour
Mrs D
mp
eyes

nies
you
the
stars
are
count - less
mys -
30
place
can
trav
el

t'ries
to
un - rav -
your
mind
tight
dreams
el
and pre - tend
Close
your

nev - er
where prayers are ans -wered And your
in
Close them
and im - ag - ine
mp
Mrs D
Peter Pan
simile
poco accel.
25
Pno
yond
21
Pno
be -

Mrs D
Pno
16
end
There's a
35

Mrs D
Pno
No your
dreams
Pno

mp
Pno
mf
48

Mrs D
Pno
Days
the

are
nev - er
stars
your
flights
dreams
nev - er
bor
of
fan -
ing
when you're
44
be - yond
Your
more confidentlyq. =c.82

Mrs D

mf
simile
end
Just
poco pi mosso

Mrs D
40
17
will
be
there
soar -
ing

cy
Peter Pan
52

Mrs D
Pno
Just
be - yond
Hear
60
Pno
eyes
Peter Pan
mf
the
end - ings
laugh -
the
py
ev - er
af
ter
air
Close
your
mf
tight
where prayers are ans -wered And your
fill
and im - ag - ine Close them
hap -

ter
place
child - ren's
65

Mrs D
Pno
the
stars
Mrs D
the
56

Mrs D
Pno
18
and pre - tend
There's a
dreams

nev - er
end
70

Mrs D
Pno
No
your
74

Mrs D
Pno
nev - er
mf
mf
al - rea - dy been there
May - be
Mrs D
end
77
we're
Pno
find
in the
fut - ure
it's
Your
May - be
we've
all
May - be we'll
some - where we
not meant to know
mp
81
mp
pi mosso q. = c.88
Con moto
Mrs D
Pno
dreams
dreams
19
have to
go
mp
But
it's
Peter Pan
Mrs D
85
Pno
nice
to think

mp
89
what

mf
be - yond
the
97
Peter Pan
No
stars
knows
dy
the
stars
can
for
is
for?
fears
Per - haps
when
you
that's
will
you
fly
de - sert
worr - ies
you
and
hurt
mf
sure

all
rit.
bo
be - yond

Mrs D
Pno
no - one
Just
93
Broader q. = c.80

Mrs D
Pno
that
Mrs D
Pno
20
101

Mrs D
Pno
Just
be -yond
105
the
stars
way
in

ff
nev - er dare
to
wan -
sky
der

your
Close
and pre - tend
ff
21
mp
the
Pno
yon - der
eyes
114

Mrs D
shad - ows
109
Pno
off

Mrs D
where
Some - where

Mrs D
Pno
mp
May your
Peter Pan
120

Mrs D
Pno
dreams
end
128

Mrs D
Peter Pan
dreams
nev - er
rall. al fine
Pno
poco rall.
Your
a tempo
124

Mrs D
Pno
22
loco
pp
No. 2a
TINK'S ARRIVAL
23
CUE: Mrs Darling goes out leaving the door ajar.
Piano
The night-lights blink and then go out
JACK IN A BOX
15
Pno
...and then, having found it's way through a crack, inside the nursery - it it PETER PAN'S helpmeet fairy, TINKERBELL.
mf
'no bigger than a gentlewoman's fist' darting about exitedly, outside the window first...
12
Pno
10
Pno
Pno
We see another light,
Allegro q. = 180
No. 2a. Tink's Arrival
18
Pno

mf
21
Pno
24
Pno
24
BOOKS
BRICKS
mp
mf
Peter Pan
SOCKS
shake
30
Pno
mf
27
Pno
No. 2a. Tink's Arrival
32
Pno
mp
mf
25
INTO KENNEL
mf
f
ff
SEGUE AS ONE
35
Pno
No 2b PAN'S ARRIVAL
Peter Pan
No. 2b
PETER'S ARRIVAL
26
(Instrumental
Q: SEGUE AS ONE FROM #2a
Mysterious q = 120
Piano
Pno
ff
Wildly magical
PETER: "Tinker Bell?

Tink, are you there?"
poco rit.

10
Pno
[PETER soars into the nursey...]
Pno
[In the darkness WE wait...]
No. 2c
DID YOU SEE WHERE THEY PUT IT?
27
(Instrumental)
PETER: "Tinkerbell? Tink, are you there?"
Allegro vivace q. = 180
Piano
Pno
PETER: "Did you see

where they put it?"
THE CHILDREN STIR

IN THEIR BEDS
mp

poco rit.
mf
Pno
CUE: PETER:
"Do come out of there!"
No. 3
TINK & WENDY
28
(Instrumental)
CUE: PETER: "If you don't believe in faries, Wendy, fairies die." (TINK protests furiously)
WENDY:
"What's that noise?"
Piano
Allegro vivace q. = 180
WENDY: "Ouch!
mf angry
pulled
my
A tempo q. = 170
hair."
Pno
Pno
sfz
PETER: "That's a fairy
she's called Tinkerbell."
p leggiero
sfz
TINK flies off
11
Pno
some-thing -
mp

just
" Somebody -
PETER: "She's jealous of you."
No. 3a
SOUND ASLEEP
29
(Instrumental)
CUE: WENDY: "Michael! Come on! You're going to do it too."
We hear the sound of NANA's bark as she approaches.
Andante q = 80
light trem. strings
Piano
LIZA enters with NANA - they look around LIZA: "There! What did I say? Not so much as a whisper JOHN: "Quick, turn
all sound asleep, bless their little hearts, and in the land of dreams
the light down! Hide!"
mfp
Pno
OPTIONAL SECTION FROM HERE

The children come back out of their hiding places - they have been prepared fro wonderful things....
Con moto q = 160
pp
13
Pno
But NANA barks again. LIZA: "Stop that - or I shall go straightway round and fetch
the master and the missis from their dinner-party - and then there would be trouble! Come along!"
Pno

simile
JOHN: "Is it true? Can you really fly?"
PETER PAN: "It's easy."
JOHN: "I say!"
MICHAEL: "What luck!"

fp
mp
SEGUE AS ONE No. 4 NEVER LAND
No. 4
NEVER LAND
30
(Peter, Wendy, John and Michael)

Music - GEORGE STILES
Lyrics - ANTHONY DREWE
CUE: JOHN: "I say!"

MICHAEL: "What Luck!"
Con Gusto q = 130

Peter
mp
sound
Pno.
10
There is
of
Peter
two
just
one rule
mp warming
fai - ry - dust
and you'll be
when fly - ing
smell
shake or
bound
A sight
of some thing won - der - ful
mp
think
mf
Pno.
You must

Peter
Piano
PETER
which is
not
sky
ward
too hard to un - der -
No. 4. Never Land

Peter
Pno.
What - e - ver you
mf
18
With Excitement q = 120
Peter

22
Pno.
Ne ver land
25
mf
Peter Pan
mf
that
you can
and
you
Take her hand there is no
Just be - lieve
Ne - ver
Ne - ver land that's the se - cret of fly - ing
no - thing e - quals the thrill
try - ing
do

Peter
Pno.
land
mp

Peter
Pno.
stand
poco rit.
14
31
harm in
will
No. 4. Never Land
Peter
28
Pno.
hair
and to
35
Ne - ver
let the clouds brush your
stay on the wing just re - mem ber one thing

Peter
Ne - ver land
31
Ne - ver land feel the wind through your fin - gers

Peter
Pno.
32
The three children tentatively rise from the bedroom floor.
land
Pno.

Peter
37
Pno.
THE THREE: "Look at me, look at me, look at me!"
6
6
6
6
6
6
JOHN: "I say, why shouldn't we go outside?" PETER: "There are pirates."
submp
Peter Pan
No. 4. Never Land

Peter
JOHN: "Pirates! We must go at once!"
41
Pno.
44
Wendy
Pno.
mf
mf
Ne ver land
Wendy
Ne - ver land
JOHN + MICHAEL
Ne - ver land
Ne ver land
Ne ver land

mf
we can soar thru' the sky
JOHN
Who can stand
run - ning jump - ing or
Peter Pan
mf Ne - ver land why just sit a - round talk - ing?
48
Pno.
[JOHN SWOOPS DOWN FOR HIS HAT]
PETER: "Follow me!"
Peter

John
Michael
PETER: "And Indian braves - mermaids too." WENDY: "Mermaids! How spectacular!"
mf

Peter
John
Michael
33
No. 4. Never Land

John

Michael
51
Pno.
walk - ing
When it's
Peter

54
Ne ver land
Wendy
so
much
more fun
if
you
un - til morn - ing
Pno.
Ne ver land
right
Pno.
Ne ver land
se - cond star to the
No - one
No - one
JOHN
57
John
Michael
Ne ver land

Peter
Wendy
fly?
Ne ver land
Ne ver land
John
Michael
keep straight on
34
MICHAEL
No - one
cares where you roam when the
ped.
skies are
skies are
skies are
your
home
your
home
your
home
No. 4. Never Land

Peter
60
Wendy
John
Michael
Pno.
land
Ne - ver
land
Ne - ver
63

ff
67
Peter Pan
ff Ne
ver
land

Wendy
Pno.
land

Peter
Pno.
Ne - ver
35
WENDY
mf All of

Wendy
No. 4. Never Land
71
Lon
John
Michael
Pno.
don looks
so
MICHAEL
tall

Wendy
77
would
that
WENDY
think
so
small?
seem
Ken - sing - ton
so
There's Lord Nel -
is not
JOHN
And who
Pno.
74
John
Michael
mf Big Ben
mf sweepingly
min - ia - ture

John
Michael
Pno.
36
could e - ver
son
on

Peter Pan
No. 4. Never Land

Wendy
80
match - stick
and those
Pno.
ALL

All
83
Pno.
If on - ly they
3

A Tempo q = 120
mp Ne - ver land
Wendy
Peter Pan
peo
knew
They'd want to fly

ker - bell
tea - ses
too
and
low her
Ne - ver land
poco rall.
Ne - ver land Try to fol
subito mp
ple in the Strand
mp Ne - ver land
Pno.
ny
mp Ne - ver land, See how Tin
John
Michael

Peter
87
ti
37
Ne - ver land
No. 4. Never Land

Peter
90
Wendy
John
Michael
light
feel
I've
been
Ne - ver land,
fly
ing
all
night
Not
till
is - land
on my

we're
Ne - ver land,
JOHN
95
MICHAEL
PETER

Peter
Pno.
on the bree - zes
John
Michael
Tho' I
93
Wendy

John
Michael
It's so grand, float - ing off
Pno.
Pno.
38
Ne - ver land
MICHAEL
Peter Pan
No. 4. Never Land
97

Peter
Ne - ver land,
Not much fur - ther to
Wendy
Ne - ver land,

John

Michael
Pno.
soon be
Peter Pan
No - one
careswhere you
No - one
careswhere you
ff

poco accel.
land
land
roam
roam

When the
roam
careswhere you
JOHN
No - one
WENDY
MICHAEL
Ne - ver
Ne - ver
PETER
now
There's the Bear, there's the Plough, we should
103
Pno.
there
Peter
John
Michael
Wendy
go
Ne - ver land
100
Pno.
Peter
All
39
When the

When the

106
Peter
No. 4. Never Land
skies are
your
Wendy
skies are
John
Michael
Pno.
skies are
109

Peter
Wendy
Pno.
Peter
ver
land
nev
er
land
WENDY
mf
Ne - ver land
Ne - ver land
Ne - ver
Ne - ver
Ne - ver land
3
JOHN: "There it is!"
Ne - ver land
Nev - er,
piu mosso
mf

Ne - ver,
Ne - ver land
Pno.
JOHN & MICHAEL
John
Michael

home
Ne - ver land
Wendy
home
Ne - ver,
ne
112
your
home
your
40
Ne - ver
No. 4. Never Land
Peter
41
116
land
Wendy
John
Michael
land
land
Pno.
ff
118
John
Michael
Pno.
Peter Pan

3
3
Peter
Wendy
No. 5
THE LOST BOYS GANG
42
(The Lost Boys)

CUE: AFTER APPLAUSE FROM #4
Steady groove q = 146
mp
HAND DRUMS

STORYTELLER: "Whenever Peter was away, things were quiet in Never Land.
The mermaids took an hour longer at their morning toilets;"
Piano

Lost

Boys
mp
LOST BOY 1
No - bo - dy dares
Pno
13
BOYS heads appear, one by one, either over clumps of vegetation or around the trunks of palm trees.
Pno
"But with Peter's imminent return, adventuring was once again underway."
Pno
"and, if the pirates and the Lost Boys crossed trails,

they merely bit their thumbs at one another. "
"Tiger Lily's braves lay idle in their wigwams, twiddling their toes;"
mp
us noth
ing ev - er scares us
ev - en the loud - est bang

Lost

Boys
17
LOST BOY 2
LOST BOY 3
And those who fight the Lost
Pno
Lost

Boys
26
Pno
Peter Pan
dis - co - ver to their cost
There's been no
fight
LOST BOYS
mf
LOST BOY 4
mf
We are no stran
Pno
that the Lost Boys lost.
31
Lost
Boys
Boys
'cos we're the Lost Boys Gang

Lost
Boys
21
if you a void us
43
LOST BOYS
If you've an - noyed us best
Pno
No. 5. The Lost Boys Gang
gers to
the dark - est dan -
gers
yet we don't budge
an inch

Lost

Boys
LOST BOY 5
35
Pno
LOST BOY 6
And when we fight in cold

Lost
Boys
ALL
43
There's
Pno
46
been
fight
that
the Lost
Boys
frost
lost
We're cold-er than the
blood
no

Lost
Boys
Pno

Lost

Boys
39
and you won't see us flinch
a sting - ing net - tle
We show our met - tle grasp
Pno
44
mf
No - one makes
us

Lost
Boys
49
go
Pno

Lost
Boys
Pno

Lost
Boys
57
to school our
books
53
sums
on their
cat - a - pult some

ar
ing
for
rows
and
shelves
and stuff we're fend -
stay
our
45
61
Peter Pan
'rith - met ic
Pno
mf

a bow
won't
save
you
from your
for
All we need's a
Read - ing, writ - ing
mp

Lost
Boys
no use
Pno
Got
submp
selves
foe
so -

Lost

Boys
TWINS
65
submp
69
2 OTHER BOYS
Pno

Lost
Boys
Pno
mp ALL
There's

been
no
fight
will soon be doub - le crossed
3 OTHER BOYS
Boys
we set - tle their ac - counts -
sfz
For those who cross the Lost
subp
sfz
3 BOYS
subp
as quick as light' ning
77
some - one's a - bout to pounce
73
Lost
Boys
It may sound fright' ning but

Lost

Boys
Pno
subp We stick to - ge - ther nev - er know - ing wheth - er
Pno
46
that
the Lost
Boys
lost.
Peter Pan
80
Pno
83
Pno
ff

ff

87
Pno
91
Pno
Peter Pan

mp

47

ff
sp
Lost
Boys
ALL
mf Read -
Pno
mf

Lost
Boys
97
Pno

94
ing,
writ
ing

Lost

Boys
105
met - ic
So
us
if you a - void us
you
from
your
ev - en the loud - est bang
- ing ev - er scares
save
If you've an - noyed us best
won't
101

Lost
Boys
ff
No - bo dy dares us noth

ff

Pno

ff

Pno
'rith
foe
48
sfff
Argh!
mp
mp

Lost
Boys
109
Pno
And those who fight

Lost
Boys
113
Pno
the Lost
There's
no
[PERCUSSION BREAK]
the Lost Boys
fight
that
fight
ff
Peter Pan
There's been no
120
fight

been
Pno
ff
117
dis- co - ver to their cost
There's been no

Lost
Boys
Pno
Boys
49

Lost
Boys
123
Pno
50
Lost!
No. 6
GOOD OLD CAPTAIN HOOK
51
(Pirates)
CUE: SLIGHTLY: "I'd use the second wish to wish for a mother."
NIBS: "I'd wish for a pair of magic moccasins."

Meanacing h = c.96
Pirates
Piano
pp
Heave
Pno
ho
oh
Yo
mp
The LOST BOYS take to their heels...
oh
Heave
ho
STORYTELLER: "Lacking a leader's courage, the Lost Boys ran Enter the ruffian pirate crew"
Yo
oh
mf
Yo
mf offstage
TOOTLES: "Skedaddle, lads! Here they come!"
13
Pirates
galley drums
Pno
Pirates
CURLY: "Magic moccasins?" NIBS: "I'd put them on and be off like the wind before the pirates get here."
PIRATES
Heave
Heave
ho
Andante con moto h = 106
19
Pirates
No. 6. Good Old Captain Hook
Pno
Pirates
23
mf

Who
Pirates
mf
Pno
27

Who
jol
ly
Pno
Peter Pan
Who's
more
art - ful
the
Art
ful
Dod - ger?
than
Rog - er?
chest?
31
Pirates
put the treas - ure in our
put the jol - ly in the
Pno
f -ho!
52
Who's
more
Pirates
Pno
Pirates
35

scar - ey
than
the
Who
mf
Cel -
Pno
vil - est
mp

47
Pirates
Pno
in
an - y
one's
oth - er? Who's a
book?
cred - it
to
his
blood? Who's the
man
worse than an - y
mf
moth - er? Yes it's
Who
is
sfz
goes a - pill - a - ging and swabs the decks with
43
Pirates
este?
Pno
Mar - y
39

53
good old

Peter Pan
Pirates
Pno
Pirates
52

mp
mp
Peter Pan
ter
ra
fir - ma?
Who
is the ty -rant of the
SOLO PIRATE 3
Who
chills
blood
and
caus - es
hearts
to
seas?
mur - mur?
SOLO PIRATE 2
is the ter - ror of the
Who
Pno
57
SOLO PIRATE 1

65
Pirates
Pno
Hook
61
Pirates
Cap - tain
Pno
54
SOLO PIRATE 4
Who's
more

69
Pirates
mp
73
Pno
Whose
Pno
stro - ling
ho - ling
4 PIRATES mp
luck - y pris - on - ers go stro
81
Pirates
4 PIRATES
ease?
down
the
plank?
down
the
mp
sfz
luck y pris - on - ers go
whose
mf
dis -
77
Pirates
Pno
dead - ly
Pirates
Than a
dead - ly
Pno
55
ho
ho
ho
SOLO PIRATE 5
Who can
cur - dle
milk
with
bare - ly
plank?
mf
look?
SOLO PIRATE 6
Who
is
feared
in
ev' - ry
SOLO PIRATE 7
har - bour? Cuts more
Peter Pan
Pirates
Pno
85

throats
Pno
Cap
accel.
Hook
Peter Pan
tain
ff
Hook
ff
Hook
ff
tain
Cap - tain
goes a - pill a -ging and
good old
it's
goes a - pill a -ging and
Hook
Yes
Cap
f
Pull right back
Pno
Hook
bar - ber?
an - y
93
Pirates
than
89
Pirates
ALL
56
Hook
Hook
Hook
Hook
Hook
Hook

Hook
Hook
97
Pirates
Pno
A tempo
Swabs the
decks with
Pno
Pno
book

moth - er, He
He's
the
He's
the
is

is
ff
in
an - y
man
in
an - y
Cap
is
to
his
cre - dit
to
his
p dolce
tain
good
old
Cap
cre - dit
old
good
oth - er, but a

subp
- ones'
subp
oth - er, but
- ones'
is
colla voce
A tempo
moth - er, He
man
worse than an - y
worse than an - y
vil - est
mf
vil - est
He
He
106
Pirates
book
blood
ff
blood
101
Pirates
decks with
Swabs the
57
tain
fff
111
Pirates
Pno
Hook
p
Hook
Pirates
Pno
ff
Peter Pan
Hook
ff
ff
Hook
mf
mf
Good old
Good old
Hook
mf
Hook

115
58
fff
Cap - tain
Cap - tain
Hook!
Hook!
No. 6a
THE HOOK
59
(Instrumental)
CUE: HOOK: "I have waited long to shake his hand with this."
[Bowed glass sound]
Piano
HOOK: "Oh, I'll tear him, Smee!"
mf
No. 6b
CROCODILE & TIGER LILY
60
(Instrumental/Tiger Lily & Braves)

CUE: STARKEY: "You allus was a rare one, Captain."
Clock
Voice
Andante q = c.160
mf
Tick
tock
Piano
Clock
Voice
12
Clock
Voice
Pno
tock
tick
tock
tick
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
Pno
tick
tock
tick
mf
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
The PIRATES take to their heels and the CROCODILE enters, ticking loudly, and exits in pursuit of the PIRATES.
tock
Bowed basses
Low piano
Timps etc.
tick
tock
tick
tick
tock
HOOK: "The crocodile!"
tock
tick
tock
No. 6b. Crocodile & Tiger Lily

16
Clock
Voice
Pno
24
Clock
Pno
Peter Pan
tick
tick
tick
tock
tock
tick
tick
tick
tock
tock
tock

sfz
tick
tock
tock
Voice
tick
Clock
Pno
20
Voice
61
tick
tock
tock
tick
tock
tick
tick
tock
tock
28
Voice
Clock
Pno
Voice
Pno
Pno
Same pulse q. = 160
tock
TIGER LILY
Hey

yay
mf INDIAN HAND & STICK DRUMS
35
Voice
tick
31
62
ay
Hey
ah -
TIGER LILY: "The pirates were here." NIBS: "It doesnt take an expert tracker to know that
...I saw them with my own eyes." TIGER LILY:"They run away from Tick-tock; tick-tock.
If the pirates flee from the tick-tock, then the tick-tock shall lead us to the pirates."
NIBS: "Um, I suppose so, but Ill need to check that with Peter." TIGER LILY: "Where is Peter Pan?"
NIBS: "In that Other Place." TIGER LILY" "He is always in that Other Place.
We need him in Never Land for adventures to happen."NIBS: "Hell be back soon enough."
ah
Peter Pan
38
Voice
Toms
Pno
Voice
Pno
yay
yay
41
Toms
Hey
63
Peter Pan
Ha!
soft hand drums
SEGUE AS ONE TO #6c
No. 6c
TINK'S INSTRUCTIONS / SHOOTING WENDY
TOOTLES :
There's Tinker Bell!
FIRST TWIN : "I see it!"

SECOND TWIN : "I see it too!"
Piano
Allegro q. = 180

mf
Pno.
Pno.
mp ticklish
Tink out
mp
Tink back in
She's up Nibs's vest...
11
Pno.
Pno.
64
No.6c. Tink's Instructions/Shooting Wendy
14
Pno.
Allegro q = 130
Pno.
mp
Andante q = 80

mp
mf
NIBS: "Good shot, Tootles!"
meno mosso q = 100
sfz
[WENDY spirals down from the sky...]
6
6 6
6
Peter Pan
26
Pno.
Into the ear of Tootles.
we don't ask why." SLIGHTLY: "We carry out his orders without question."
22
TOOTLES: "She says that Peter

CURLY: "I wonder why?" TOOTLES: "If that's what Peter wants, Curly........
wants the Wendy bird shot dead."
18
Pno.
16
Pno.
65
Nibs kicks her out.
No.6c. Tink's Instructions/Shooting Wendy
28
Pno.
Pno.
Pno.
Pno.
SECOND TWIN:
"It was a flying lady."
30
vabasso
SHORT
DIALOGUE
HERE
[TINK laughs]
PETER:
"Wendy, with an arrow in her heart. She's dead. "
33
NIBS:
"It was Tinker Bell's doing, Peter."
66
FIRST TWIN:
"It wasn't a
bird after all."
SLIGHTLY:
"She told us to shoot down the Wendy bird."
PETER : You're banished,

Tinker Bell!
Be gone - for all eternity!
37
(TINK makes a rude

"I don't care noise")
Peter Pan
No. 7
BUILD A HOUSE
67
(Peter & The Lost Boys)

CUE: SLIGHTLY: "Oh well, she'll die then - there's no help for it."
PETER: "Yes there is..."
PETER mp
Voices
"...Let's build
a house First we'll build each wall
Freely q = 140
Piano
around her!"
11
pitched roof, That is wat - er - proof on
To keep bay - ing wolves at
where Wen - dy
bay
We should strength - en
Build a house
for
piu mosso q = 150
will
With a
top.
16
Pno.

Voice
home
Voice
clay
Pno.
When it's just so tall we'll stop
mp
Voice
high
Pno.
it with
Wen - dy
Build a
JOHN: "Don't you think she should see a doctor?"
stay.
No. 7. Build A House
PETER: "There isn't a doctor - perhaps there's something she could take for it?"
JOHN: "I've got this. It's Collinson's Cure-all."
22
Pno.
68
JOHN: "It attends to all juvenile ailments. It says so on the label." ALL: "Hurrah!" PETER: "I'll make sure she takes this medicine every night."

Voice
27
Pno.
Voice
walls of
32
Pno.
Voice
out
36
Pno.
Peter Pan
each
wood Ma - ny win - dows should be
PETER
way, Just as
LOST BOYS
In the
long
as
they don't
cut
Look - ing
shut!
LOST BOYS
From each
Voice
win - dow,
40
Pno.
come what
Pno.
may,
There's a
house
for
Wen - dy
Build a home
mp Build a house
GROUP II
diff - 'rent
view each
and
ham
mer
day;
stay
Chop
and
nails
for
Wen - dy,
Build a
piu mosso q = 160
will
where Wen - dy
GROUP I
Build a home
49

saw
Voice
Pno.
44
Voice
69
ADD GROUP I
Lay
the
Voice
53
Pno.

toys
Voice
57

saw
Pno.
and
pic
are

floor
Peter Pan
oft - en
flung
and
when
they
were
ture
rails
mf
mer
nails
And where
for
ture
rails
for
par - ents
play To re -
Lay
and
the
Make it
now
with - out
Wen - dy
loft Where old
Wen - dy
of
Chop
Wen - dy
young
kind
mp
pic
for
and
ham
61
Pno.

call
Voice
PETER
Add the

floor
70
de -

lay,
Voice
65
Pno.
On
Moth - ers
Pno.
Build
Voice
Pno.
for
house
Build
home
where
Build
sim - ple
home
for Wen - dy
will
Wen - dy
Build a house
Build
for Wen - dy
Build a house
Build a house
mf
way;
It's
that
PETER
Wen - dy,
mf
72
done
stay.
things
mf
frame...
68
tim - ber
house
Voice
aim,
like
71
for Wen - dy
Peter Pan
77
Build a home
Voice
Pno.
81
Voice

ease our guilt
Pno.
TOOTLES SOLO

Weave a rug
Voice
84
Pno.
Peter Pan
mp
Wen - dy
Wen - dy
We'll patch
feath
make

it
snug
er
ADD
With
To
SLIGHTLY SOLO
p
When it's built,
for
to
mp
Wen - dy
for
for
Build a home
Build a home
72
quilt for
Wen - dy
co

coa
in
a
87
Voice
mug
for
Pno.
dy

Voice
dy

90
Pno.
Con Moto q = 156
Wen - dy
rall.
For
Wen - dy
OTHERS
For
Wen -
For
Wen -
For
Wen - dy
ff
FIRST TWIN: "What else do we need?"
95
Pno.
SLIGHTLY'S
GROUP
73
mf
PETER: "There isn't a door knocker...Tootles, your shoe will do."
mp
Peter Pan
100
Pno.
105
109
Pno.
for
Pap
er,
ff
paste
and
subp
[THE HAT begins to smoke... EVERYONE cheers]]
paint
the
Wen - dy,
Cur
tains
laced
with
bows
and
Voice
113
Pno.
LOST BOYS
Voice

sills

Voice
Pno.
PETER: "And it hasn't got a chimney... John, your Sunday hat will suit."
74
rall.

frills for Wen
Peter Pan
Tempo I q = 140

PETER
p Place a
rock - ing chair near the
dy
pp
fi - re where she'll rest
Mmm
Voice
118
When we
hear
Pno.
call
It's the time
we
all love
mp
in
her
own
As she tells
way
mp
best
Tells
in
her
own
piu mosso q = 150
mf
mf
Wen - dy,
ev - 'ry
way
126
Diff -'rent stor - ies
mf
day
That's the joy
of
Voice

Stor - ies ev - 'ry day

That's the joy
Pno.
122
Voice
her
Mmm
Pno.
75
No
Lost
Boy
is
Boy
is
No
lost

mf

Wen
130
Voice
Pno.

Wen

f
- dy
She's the sun
poco rit.
134
Peter Pan
heav
en
ly
ray

mf

we
piu mosso q = 150
pray
138
Pno.
mf And
Voice
shine's most
- dy
Voice
Pno.
PETER
76
mp
we
mf
And
PETER: "All look your best."
mf
And
we
pray
mp
all
pray
mp
And
we
all
Voice
PETER: "First impressions are awfully important."
143

pray
Pno.
pray
Voice
stay
Wen
Wen
dy
p That
dy
And
we
Lento e rall q = 140

stay
Pno.
that
151
Voice
rit.
Pno.
147
77
will
will
pp
No. 7a
THE LOST BOYS GANG (Reprise)
78
(The Lost Boys, Wendy)

CUE: WENDY: "Now get inside at once, you naughty, naughty children!
Lost Boys
Steady Groove q = c.146
Piano
6 LOST BOYS

No -bo dy dares
SIMPLE PERCUSSION GROOVE
[WENDY claps]
us noth
ing ev er scares us
even the loud - est bang
(Clap)

Lost
Boys
Pno
WENDY: "You're neglecting

to wipe your feet."
Lost
Boys
Pno
mf
If you've an - noyed
us
best
if you a - void

WENDY:
"You've all your
toys to put away."
4 LOST BOYS
mf
us
Boys
And those who fight the Lost
No. 7a The Lost Boys Gang (Reprise)

WENDY: "And don't
leave the towel on the
bathrrom floor."
13
Lost

Boys
Pno
mf
There's

Lost
Boys
Peter Pan
no fight

been
no
mp SLIGHTLY
There's
been
no
Pno
WENDY: "Bed - this instant!"
fight
mf

21
2 LOST BOYS

Lost
Boys
Pno
There's been
dis- co -ver totheir cost
18
3 LOST BOYS
79
fight

mp
WENDY: "Bed!"
that
SLIGHTLY:
"Good night, Mother."
Lost!
the Lost Boys
No.8
THE CLEVERNESS OF ME
WENDY:"As parents we have to show a good example, Peter. Rules are rules"
Piano
P.
Pno.
mp
Both the
10
should
way soon af - ter birth
to me If there
You
WENDY
a night
It's
if you'd been
to school Not run a -
or day
might have learned of some - thing called 'the
o - bey
Well
mp
be
are ser - vants I give or - ders they
real - ly up
mp
W.

Pno.
Pno.
sun and moon
PETER
W.
P.
PETER: "Not for me they're not. No-one tells me what to do."
q = 195
Happy
80
or - bit of
the earth'
No.8 - The Cleverness Of Me
WENDY: "And if you're so clever, how come you

fell out of your pram in the first place?"
13
Pno.
16
P.
Pno.
If
mp
win - ter on
the ri - ver And
be - ing such
a dunce
For
la - goon
It's
WENDY
But
Pe - ter that's not clev - er
You're
au -tumn's com - ing soon
22
the tree tops Then it's spring in the

W.

Pno.
sum - mer in
19
Pno.
it's
W.
P.
PETER: "You don't think it's clever to live in a

place as wonderful as this?"
PETER
81
what is one
to wear If all
the sea - sons come at once?
Just au -tumn leaves and cob-webs
25
P.
Pno.
No cold will ev
29
P.
Pno.
er
catch me
clev er - ness
mf

of
for a
by
half
me
scarf
The
clev er - ness
I'm clever - er
nev - er met a per - son yet

36
Pno.
I've no need
33
P.

P.
mf
Oh the
Pno.

82
of
me
I've
Who'd ev - er dis - a - gree
The
clev er - ness
of me
The
clev - er - ness
39
P.
Pno.
Pno.
of
me
clev - er - ness
me
to crow
PETER: "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
46
P.
Pno.
Peter Pan
the
of
Pno.
be - cause I know
(WOLVES are heard howling somewhere nearby. PETER PAN draws WENDY away.)
43
P.
have
41
P.
83
mf
Ev
- 'ry
day
mf
new
ad - ven - ture Ev -'ry
mo - ment to
be filled
Why
W.
49
P.
Pno.
a bed - time With

W.

Pno.
P.
PETER
Pno.
mp sotto voce
Trees
Pno.
- er wolves
58
P.
When - ev
55
We
the
Nev - er
them
ap - proach
must
The bye - laws don't al - low
Am - ongst
prowl - ing
in Blooms - bu - ry
You
They're
wolves are ra - ther fright - ening
The
misterioso
be killed
don't have them
are
52
sound ing clo - ser now
mp
pi - rates to
bo -ther with
84
back - wards
Then

stare
61
P.
Pno.
be - tween
your
Pno.
Pno.
clev-er-ness of me
The
clev - er - ness
ev - er dis
71
P.
knees

mf

- a - gree
of me
I've
PETER
PETER: "Boo!"
68
P.
Pno.
65
P.
(PETER and WENDY both assume the prescribed position. The WOLVES quickly disappear.
WENDY remains upside down, and PETER creeps up on her, very pleased with himself...)
85
nev - er met
Oh
the
a pers - on yet Who'd
The
clev - er - ness
of me
The
clev - er - ness
of me
Peter Pan
have to crow be-cause I know
74
P.
Pno.
77
me
W.
80
Pno.
f Of
me!
The
f Of
WENDY
Of
Clev - er - ness
of
who?
P.
mf
clever - ness
Pno.
The
W.
P.
86
you!
Peter Pan

83
W.
P.
Pno.
ff
86
Pno.
Pno.
92
P.
( clapping his hand over her mouth to stifle a scream. The PIRATE exits,)

Peter Pan
Pno.
(A PIRATE appears on the higher level. PETER grabs WENDY and pulls her to safety,)
subito mp

89
87
Oh the
W.
95
P.
clev-er- ness
Pno.
The clev - er ness
98
Pno.
ev - er dis
have
a - gree
The clev - er - ness
You have
to crow
a per - son yet Wo'd
clev - er - ness
of
me

Be - cause you
cause I
know
know
Be
to crow
nev - er met
The
I've
101
Pno.
clev - er - ness
clev - er - ness
Who could doubt the clev - er - ness
W.
P.
The
The
W.
P.
88
The

Peter Pan

W.
103
P.
clev - er - ness
P.
Pno.
mf

mf

108
Pno.
Peter Pan
It's
all
part
all
of
the
part
of
the

It's
love
the
now
ev - er guess
you won't
nev-er-ness

what comes next
W.
P.
clev - er - ness
And
105
The
Pno.
89
or -
clev - er - ness

clev - er - ness

ff
of
me
ff
W.
112
P.
Pno.
90
Peter Pan
No. 8a
WALKING BACKWARDS
91
(Instrumental)
CUE: HOOK: "...that's such a contemptable plan,
Smee, that it appeals to my worst possible nature---"
Indian War Dance q. = 160
Voice
Piano
mp
Voice
q = 150
STARKEY: "Captain!" [HOOK and the PIRATES listen]

HOOK: "Tiger Lily and her warriors. We'd best take
cover till they're gone. Smee! They are expert trackers.
They would seek us out in seconds. Walk backwards, lads they'll think we've gone off in the opposite direction."
VAMP

ROUGHLY 14 TIMES
Pno
mp
Voice
Pno
Pno
TIGER LILY
Hey
q. = c.160
11
Voice
low pizz + bass clar?
BRAVES REPLY
yay
ay
Hey - yay
No. 8a Walking Backwards
14
Voice
Yey
ah
ah
Pno
19
Voice
Pno
Pno
ah
Peter Pan
ah
mf
TIGER LILY and her BRAVES set off again...HOOK, SMEE and STARKEY emerge...
21
Voice
Hey
TIGER LILY & BRAVES
VAMP - ROUGHLY 12 TIMES
17
Voice
subito p

Pno
92
TIGER LILY: "Pirates' footprints - and almost obliterating
the tracks of onewho was here before them. Someone who
treads so lightly that his moccasins scarce bend a blade
of grass or stir the dust... Come! We shall catch a Pirate
and present his scalp to Peter Pan to welcome him back
to Never Land."
HOOK: "Look lively, Starkey! Roust out the crew." STARKEY: "Aye, Captain. And then?" HOOK: "Persue Tiger Lily and her braves."
q. = q
23
Voice
Pno
Pno
Pno
Pno
HOOK: "Indeed we are, Smee. I need that girl to bait the trap that will bring steel jaws, like crocodile's teeth - Snap, snap! - on Peter Pan."
HOOK: "Nothing will deter me from that avowed intent,
SMEE: "So, Captain, are we still going to snaffle the Lost Boys brand-new darlingest mamma and keep her for our own?
35
Voice
31
Voice
"They think that they're on our trail - but you'll surprise them from behind. Fall on them and take Tiger Lily prisoner."
27
Voice
93
VAMP
Peter Pan
94
but first we have pea-brained Piccaninny Tiger Lily to despatch."
38
Voice
Pno
Voice
Pno
Voice
Pno
tick
tock
tick
Indian War Dance q. = 160HOOK: "The Crocodile!"
tock
tick
tock
mf
44
Clock
41
Clock
TIGER LILY
Peter Pan
tick
tock
Tiger Lily enters + BRAVES??
Hey

47
Clock
Voice
Pno
Voice
Pno
Voice
Pno
52
Clock
f "spat" flute
50
Clock
sees Starky
95
ey
yay

e-a
tick

Sinister q = 150
Hey
tock
tock
tick
e - ay
mf

Peter Pan
55
Voice
Pno
Clock
tick
Voice
Pno
Voice
tick
tock
tick
tick
tock
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
Peter Pan
tick
tock
tick
sfz
tock
tick
tock
tock
tick
Pno
96
63
Clock
tock
59
Clock
tick
tock

67
Clock
Voice
Pno
Voice
Pno
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
70
Clock
97
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
tock
SEGUE AS ONE
TO #9 "SIREN SONG"
Peter Pan
No. 9
SIREN SONG
98
(Mermaid)
CUE: SEGUE AS ONE FROM #8a
Mermaid
Piano
mp MERMAID

Mer
maid
10
simile

Oo
Pno
HARP, PERCUSSION,
WATERPHONE

Mer
maid
Pno
STORYTELLER:
"It was the end of a very long day... Overlooking the Mermaid's Lagoon,
from the coral grottoes, beneath the lapping waters came fitful music..."
Andante mysterioso q = 100
Oo
Oo
No. 9 - Siren Song

Mer
maid
13
Oo
Pno
16

mf
Oo
loco
STORYTELLER: "But the sun had gone, the moon had slowly taken it's place,..."
poco rit.
6
6 6 6
6
mf

Oo
Peter Pan
21
...and a cold shiver across the waters sent the mermaids to their coral caves."

Mer
maid
Pno
sub mp
19
Pno

Mer
maid
mf
STORYTELLER:
"Peter, having spirited his band out of the pirates' clutches, had brought them to the lagoon to play."

Mer
maid
Pno
99
Allegro q = 120
loco

No. 9a
MAROONER'S ROCK
100
(Cecco, Cookson)
CUE: PETER: "They were tied up. When the tide comes
in, Marooner's Rock (MUSIC) is under water..."
Andante q. = c.100
Pirates
Piano

mp
"Earthy" pad
Soft Indian hand drums
Heave
Pno
Heave
ho
Heave
ho
Pirates
Pirates' galley drums

+ low bass pitch
Pno
PETER: "...Someone's coming - Hide, everyone!"
Pirates
mp
ho
Heave
ho
Heave

ho
ho
Heave
Heave
CECCO, COOKSON
No. 9a Marooner's Rock
COOKSON:
"Speedily, Cecco, get the dark deed done - this sailor's graveyard gives me the goose-bumps."
10
Pno
16
Pno
Peter Pan
13
Pno
101
VAMP UNTIL DIALOGUE CUE TO STOP
No. 9b
THE FIGHT AT THE LAGOON
102
(Instrumental)
Q: PETER: "Well then I am Peter Pan"
Piano
Q: HOOK: "And I am the Q: PETER:

one and only "Let them have it, boys!"
Captain Hook, boy"
mf
10
Pno
Pno
Prestissimo
[PETER and the LOST BOYS attack the PIRATES]
19
Pno
14
Pno
Allegro q = 190

ff
PETER:
"See to it that Wendy gets to safety.
Go to it! Now!"
h = 120
No. 9b The Fight At The Lagoon
103
COOKSON: "Finish him, Captain!" SMEE: "Reduce him down to cutlets, Captain - and bite-size bits o' brisket!"
22
Pno

mf
25
Pno
mp
Q : HOOK:
"Don't stand there goggle eyed.
Get after them. I want that girl!"
smfp
34
fp
Peter Pan
Dictated chords
Pno
HOOK:
"Cutlets? Bite-size bits o' brisket? I'm a swash-buckling buccaneer, Smee - not a back-street retail butcher."
30
Pno
smfp
smfp
Wendy enters
mp
sfz
No. 9c
RESCUED BY KITE
104
(Instrumental)
CUE: HOOK: "I might pop back to enjoy your final moments."
Andante q = c.80
PETER: "I'm sorry ,Wendy." WENDY : :You've nothing to blame yourself for, Peter."
PETER PAN: "We mustn't give up hope - the Lost Boys might come back and find us." WENDY: "They did so want me to be their mother."
Piano
Pno
p Cello/flute duet
WENDY: "Look, Peter!"

[The KITE sails into view...]
PETER PAN: "It's Curly's kite come here to save us." WENDY: "But how has it done that by itself?"
Con moto q = c.90
13
mp
" Be brave, Wendy. Dying will be an awfully big adventure."
Pno
PETER PAN: "More than all the world." WENDY: "The last motherly advice I gave them was that they were not to come back and look for me."
PETER PAN: "Ah! They are grand lads - and will do as they've been told."
11
Pno
PETER PAN: "It hasn't come alone, Wendy"
No. 9c Rescued By Kite

mf

Allegro q. = 190
17
Pno
PETER PAN: "It hasn't come alone, Wendy. Tinker Bell is in full control."
23
Pno
PETER PAN: "She begs to be forgiven - yes, Tink, we are best friends again."
20
Pno
105
TINKERBELL undoes the ropes...
Flurrying
25
Pno
28
Pno
PETER: "Hold tight!"
Peter Pan
PETER and WENDY sail aloft on the kite...
31
Pno
mf
HOOK:
"Smee! Smee! They're escaping, Smee! They're free!"
No. 10
WHEN I KILL PETER PAN
106
(Hook, Peter, Pirates)

CUE: DEAD SEGUE No.9c

Hook
Andante diabolo q = 108 1
Piano

Hook
ff
SMEE: "Cheer up, Captain. Think of it as like letting a little tiddler off the hook - you'll have all the happy times and joy of catching them again."
Pno

mp

HOOK
Hook
Pno
How can I be happy
HOOK: "Happy...?"
While Pe - ter Pan is free
Smee?

Hook
No.10 When I Kill Peter Pan
107
12
Pno
How can I be hap - py when that

Hook
15
Pno
Smee?

Hook
cro - co - dile
Pno
21
Pno
Peter Pan
high
hap - py
lit - tle
sea?
A tempo q = 108
Well I
will
and
when I
kill
for - get, Smee?
Would that
rit.
Per - haps
me
man?

Hook
dolce
for - give
you
should
18
make
con - tains a part of
dolce
Per - haps
we
should
re - turn
to
the

Pe - ter
Pan
ff
mp

Pirates

Hook
25
Pno
28

Hook
men?
not sail - ing forth a - gain
Pno
35
Pno
men?
dolce
Don't
say
dolce

the
cat
got
hen
Who thinks I am foo - lish and who thinks I am more chick - en than a

Hook
doo!
32
Who thinks I am foo - lish
mp
PETER
Cock - a - doo - dle
HOOK
108

Hook
Pno
your
tongues
men?

Hook

38
Pno
Pno
tent then?
love
to
make
Peter Pan

Pe - ter

How I'd
Pan
hand - bag
love to slit the giz - zard of that
48
mp

Hook
Pno
poco accel.
Am I to as -sume we are con -
I can kill
can
Not un - til
rit.
Faster (q = c.126)
ff

Hook
con fuoco
a tempo q = 108
46
Pno
Tell me what you think you know you
41
Hook
109
of
that
boy
croc - co - dile
How
I'd
and grind his wretch - ed fai - ry in - to

Hook

51
Pno
fai - ry dust
That is

Hook
some -thing I would thor -ough - ly
til I have wreaked ven - geance we will
Pno
57
Pno
A Tempo q = c.108

Hook

62
Pno
HOOK
Did
hear
snig - ger
from
Peter Pan laughs
some - one
a - ny
Good!
rall.
trust that no - one wants it
way?
Hook
oth - er
stay
Un -
poco rall.
en - joy
poco rall.
54
110
in
my

fp
crew?

Peter Pan

Hook
65
Pno
ff
fp
68
sub p
PETER
knew
Who?

Hook
Pno
Peter Pan
It's Pan
A tempo e sostenuto
He's here
mp
to con -coct a lit - tle plan
richly
Now it's
rall.
To guar - an - tee he can - not es - cape
It's him Smee
poco rall.
72
time
Yoo - hoo!
111
Some - one thinks they're big - ger Than the Cap - tain and it's time the Cap - tain
You!?

Pirates
Hook
Pno
me
112
Blood curdling q = 126
Pirates
f Ah

Hook
Pno
Blood will
spill
Ah
When I
kill
ter
Pan
Ah
Ah
ff
Ah
etc.

Pirates

Hook
84
Pno
Pe
ff
Ped.
81

Pirates

Hook
Pno
PIRATES
76

fff
rall.
Ah,
Ah

Ha
ha
ha
ha
ha
Peter Pan
ACT TWO
No. 10a
ENTR'ACT
113
(Instrumental)
Maestoso q = c.80
Piano
Pno
ff
Allegro diabolo q = 140
The Hook Organ
Pno
11
Pno
No. 10a Entr'act
15
Pno
20
Pno
[Night - the downcast PIRATES on the beach -lanterns...]
24
Pno
114
rit.

mp

Adagio miserablile q = 60
rit.
STORYTELLER: "Across the bay, the pirate barque, The Jolly Roger, bobbed at anchor. On the rock-strewn shore nearby, the pirates polished cutlasses,
oiled pistols and cleaned their muskets and honed their daggers to a razor sharpness - preparatory to killing any living thing - "
A tempo (con rubato)
28
STORYTELLER: (cont.) "...bird, beast or best of all, Lost Boy - that happened to chance their way. James Hook, meanwhile, stood
apart from all of this activity, staring out across the rippling sea. At last, he let out a melancholy sigh..."
32
Pno
Pno
[HOOK lets out a sigh]

Peter Pan
No. 10a Entr'act
115
BILL JUKES: "He's been that way for days now." SKYLIGHTS: "Like a ship becalmed." STORYTELLER:"Hook sighed again, and
louder and more melancholy than before."
STARKEY: "But with dark clouds gathering on the horizon."
36
Pno
mp
42
rall.
not so much as a boot-toe for the ship's cat. It ain't right for him, and it ain't right for us lads neither.
A tempo
Pno
[HOOK lets out another

sigh]
MULLINS: "Somebody should have a word with him. It ain't properly practical, him standing there without an oath for nobody -
40
Pno
38
Pno
It's like I say, somebody should have a word with him." CECCO: "Mullins is right. Somebody should."
molto rall.
pp
Peter Pan
No. 11
ROSE-TINTED EYEPATCH
116
(Smee, Hook, Pirates)

CUE: SMEE: "Look on the bright side, Captain....

Smee
A Shanty q. = c.64
Piano
there are evil deeds around the corner, waiting to be perpetrated, just like in the bad old days"
3
3
3
3

Smee
Pno
Hook
SMEE
mp
Cap - tain
Hes
sen - si - tive soul who just thrives on com - mit - ting foul crimes
sure
rall.
we
could gen - tly ca - jole him with fond
And Im
re - min - i - scence of

hap - pi - er times
Smee
13
Pno

mp

Smee
Pno
A tempo q. = c.64
mf
3
3

3
3
mf
Look back thru a rose - tint - ed eye - patch
Think
No. 11. Look Back Through a Rose-Tinted Eyepatch

Smee

17
Pno
back to our mur - der-ous larks
One swipe of your cut - lass
21
then
pi - rate could e
qual your
Smee
28
Pno
Peter Pan
fill - ing
their pants
Ev - ry
Look back thru a rose - tint - ed eye - patch
fame
ut - tered
would be
name
time some - one
No
Those wimps from Pen - zance
and
25
be - came food for the sharks

Smee

Pno
Your foes all fell gut - less

Smee

Pno
117
your
Pirate 1
31
Pirate 2
mf

Pirates

mf
Pno
La
la
La
la
la
la
la
la

La
la

mf
34
eye - patch
Pirates
la
la
la
la
la

la
la
la
la
la
la
Look
la
Twas
La
la
La
la
glo - ri - ous
la
la
la
la
la
La
la
la
la
la
la
la
La
la
la
past
pLa
mp
glo - ri - ous
rose - tint - ed
tru - ly
La
Twas
tru - ly
la
back thru
la

la
mp
back thru a rose - tint - ed
PIRATE 2 Look

mp
PIRATE 1
[Piano tacet these bars?]

Pirate 1

eye - patch

Pirate 2

Pno
mf

2nd time only
118
The
past
la
la
la
la

la
la
la
la
la
The
The
The
Peter Pan

Pirate 1

mp

37
beau - ti - ful bri - ny

Pirate 2
119
The corp - ses we hung from the mast
Your hook nice and shi - ny
Your hook nice and shin - y

f
Pirates
Pno

f
mf

Smee
41
Pirate 1
Pirate 2
Pno
Peter Pan
back thru a rose - tint - ed eye
Pirates
back thru a rose - tint - ed eye - patch
La la
la la
la la
la
la
La la

mp

La
patch
For - get this young boy who can
For - get this young boy who can
la la la
Ah
Ah

la la la
la
la la
mp
Look
Look
Ah
fly
fly
SMEE f
Were
f boy who can fly

Smee

sure you would soon - er go sink a nice schoon - er If
on - ly youd give it
a try
45
Pirate 1
Pirate 2
Pno
f aggressive
49
pir
ates

All
Pno
And as
pir

Its
mis - take
if
But for
try
But for
for
ates
your swash has - nt buck - led
But for
try
But for
But for
try
poco rit.
52
years
try
If
If
If
f If

All
Pno
Pirates
120
We need a break cos were down on our luck as lame duck buc-can-eers
Peter Pan
121
SMEE: "The Dastardly

Demise of Dead-eyed Dick"
Smee

57
mp Think back to our mur - der - ous larks Our mur - der - ous larks Our mur - der - ous larks...

All
Pno
mp
Pno
Silent Terror q = 140
62
Our mur - der - ous larks Our mur - der - ous larks...
ff
ff
mf
mf

66
Pno
Pno
Peter Pan
68

ff
mf

SMEE: "The Lynching at the

Lynch-gate of Larry the Loon"
gli
ss.

gli
ss.

71
Pirates
A Country Dance q = 150
Pno
mf
Pno
79
Pno
88
Pno
SMEE: "The
Terminal Tarantella
of the Tuscan Tyrant."
83
Hey!
75
Pno
122
Ratchet
sfz

mf
Hey!
Ta-da! q. = 60
Tarantella on a trip q. = 180
ff
Peter Pan
92
Pno
All
96
Pno
back thru' a rose - tint - ed
Pno
rit.
eye - patch
mf

All
Pno
Peter Pan
can - ker
It's
Look
soul
104
kids are

mf
Nos - tal - gia is good for the
ff
Con moto q. = 70
100
All
123
time we weighed an - chor and
Those
played our trad - i
tion - al
124
All
role

HOOK: "How do you kill a rat, Smee? "
107
Pno

All
111
Pno
mp
SMEE: "A portion of the cook's stew, Cap'n?"

mf
SMEE: "Not...not deadly poison, captain?" HOOK: "Aye, Smee. The deadliest. If we cannot dispose of those disgusting brats by devious means

115
Pirates
Pno
Lento q = 80

pp

"then, on my oath, lads. we'll
get rid of them by dubious ones!"
Hook
fp
Pno
119
Just
Wickedly q. 54

HOOK
two drops of
this brings a

hid - e - ous death
mp
Lets
Peter Pan

122
Pirates
as
those
chil - dren

124
Pirates
all
draw
eye - patch

back thru a rose - tint - ed eye - patch
A Tempo q. = 64

Hook

back thru a rose-tint - ed

Pno

ff
eye - patch
Pno
Peter Pan
pir - ates our
du - ty
Look

mf (Trem
strings?)

is
nick - ing
their
last
breath
SOLO PIRATE
As
We used to be hid - e - ous crooks
Look
ff Look


ff
128
Pirates
ff
Hook
watch
Pno
rit.
125
the boo - ty
It
says so
in
all
the best

131
rit.

Broader q. = 60
All the best books

Look
eye - patch
books
Pirates
126
Look
back thru a
rose - tint - ed
eye - patch
Hook
Look
eye - patch

ff
Pno

All
the best books
Look
back thru a
rose - tint - ed
eye - patch
134
mem - ber those ha - cy on
Pirates


Hook
mem - ber those hal - cy - on

Pno

days
days
days
days
Re -
Re -
Re -
Re -
For
For
For

HOOK
It
may be im - mo - ral
But whos gon - na quar - rel
For
Peter Pan
rall.
138
Pirates
good hon - est
pir - a - cy
pays
good hon - est
pir - a - cy
pir - a - cy
pays
Good hon - est
pir - a - cy
Good hon - est
pir - a - cy
Good hon - est
pir - a - cy
Good hon - est
pir - a - cy
Con Moto q. = 68
pays
pays
Peter Pan
pays
Pno
Slower
141
Hook
Pirates
pays

Hook

good hon - est pir - a - cy
Pno
pays

good hon - est
127
pays
HOOK:
"Cheers!"

ff

No. 11a
INDIANS TO PORT AND STARBOARD
128
(Instrumental)
Tiger
Lily
Piano
Pno
Pno
10
Pno

mf

Tiger
Lily
Indian attack q. = c.156
yay
Hey
ay
Indian Hand & Stick Drums
CECCO: "Tiger Lily and her Braves in sight! Enemy to port...
"and starboard!"
STARKEY: "Scarper!"
ff
No. 11a - Indians To Port And Starboard
13
Pno
16
Pno
mf
Pno
Peter Pan
mp
"...saved her life and she was eager to repay the kindness. But while Peter Pan enjoyed
fighting pirates, with the warrior princess battling at his side, it was Wendy's motherly duty to remain behind,..."
27
Pno
23
STORYTELLER:
"Peter's adventure at Mermaid's Lagoon had turned Tiger Lily into his staunchest ally. He had..."
Tranquillo q = c.86
19
Pno
poco rall.
129
"...in the underground home, and tell the Lost Boys their bedtime story. It was a fairy-tale which satisfied Wendy's fantasy,
rather than their own..." WENDY: "...The crystal slipper is a perfect fit. The happy pair are joined in matrimony that very afternoon:..."
No. 11a - Indians To Port And Starboard
"...the bride, entirely elegant in a white satin gown, with a broad pink sash, and lover's knots. 'Do you
take this handsome prince?' the archbishop asks, his voice resounding through the palace chapel..."
33
Pno
"...thronged with regal guests. 'I do!' she whispers breathlessly. 'I do! I do, oh yes, yes, yes - I truly do!'"
rall al fine
38
Pno
130
pp
SHORT DIALOGUE
Peter Pan
No. 12
JUST BEYOND THE STARS (Reprise)
131
(Wendy)
CUE: MICHAEL: "A song about a place where prayers are answered...!"
THE BOYS: "Yes, please!"

Wendy
Sweetly - a lullaby q. = c.74
Piano
Just
be - yond
the
stars,
Be -yond
that
great
Hesitant at first
Wendy
Pno
black
vel - vet
cur
No - one knows for cer - tain what you'll

find
Just
in your
mind
Close your
mp
11
Pno
Jour - neys you can trav - el
be - yond the stars Are count -less
Wendy
mys - teries to un - rav - el
tain
Flowing now q. = 80
mp
No. 12 Just Beyond The Stars (Reprise)
17

Wendy
mf
eyes
Pno
mp
Wendy

dreams
Pno
Wendy
Pno
Peter Pan
34
al -read - y been there
Your
dreams nev er
end
There's a
piu mosso
28
place where prayers are ans -wered And your
Pno
mp
and pre - tend
tight
mf
22
and im - ag - ine Close them
Wendy
132
dreams nev - er end
May be it's only a dream
No your
mf
May be we've
May be we'll
find
in the
mf
Wendy

39
fut -ure that things are not all
44
good
At rais - ing boys
mf

Wendy
I on - ly
hope that I'll
Stars in the sky so bright
55
Drive away
be
a mother
should
ev -ery ev -
il
Watch over us to - night
you
may
find
mp
And in some oth - er sky
poco rit.
The way
mp
A tempo q. = 80

Wendy

Pno
But for now
50
Pno
mf
Pno
that they seem
Wendy

mp
Pno
133
Peter Pan
61

Wendy
Pno
Please keep a watch -ful eye

Wendy
66
Pno
a tempo
76
mp
see
Peter Pan
I've a feel -ing I've grown up too fast
mp
If
mp
them
Who will moth -er
But still I can't
mother
p colla voce
All these child -ren have need of my love
Wendy
Pno
mp
mf
Just how long can this last?
Wendy
Pno
left be hind
mp
71
Ov- er those
134
me?
83

Wendy
Pno

will
moth - er
Lento
87
Wendy
Who
Pno
pp
pp
rall.
me?
me?
Who will mother
135
Peter Pan
No. 12a
SLEEPING CHILDREN
136
(Instumental)
CUE: STORYTELLER: "A thought to spare for sleeping chilren"

Voice
Piano
Same pulse q. = 160
mf

TIGER LILY
Hey
INDIAN HAND & STICK DRUMS
yay

Voice
ay
Voice
Pno
PETER
Hey
yay
ay

No 12a, Sleeping Children

Voice

Voice
Pno
PETER : Well fought, Tiger Lily.

The Pirates are in full retreat.........
...................TIGER LILY : Then go.
Sleep undisturbed. We shall stay
here to guard you..
VAMP
10
Pno
137
Peter Pan
No. 12b
TINK MOCK
138
(Instumental)
Piano

CUE: "PETER: "Those of a devoted son, Wendy"
mf
36

SEGUE AS ONE No. 13
No. 13
ONE BIG ADVENTURE
139
(Wendy & Peter)

CUE: PETER: "Those of a devoted son, Wendy."

WENDY: "I thought as much."
WENDY
Wendy
Agitato h = 114
mp

Peter
Piano
Don't you
mp
Peter
mp
Don't you

Wendy
Peter
But
you
can't
No,
nev - er
simile
stay
all!
child
for - ev - er
want to grow up?
Pno.
PETER
Not at
want to grow up?

Wendy
Pno.
Why
not?
13

Wendy
Pno.
No. 13 One Big Adventure

For a start,
17

Wendy
Pno.
There
21

Wendy
Pno.

Wendy
25
Pno.
Peter Pan
is
you'll be -come too
tall.
noth - ing
to fear
in
grow - ing
simile
so much to learn on
the
think I've
heard
e - nough
I'm
way.
That's
Peter
And there's
140
go - ing
Wen - dy
29
3

Wendy
colla voce
typ i - cal
Pno.

Peter

Wendy
33
run, Turn your
Not
Life is full of pleas -ures,
Can't you
see it
a prob -lem on which to pour
as one big ad - ven - ture?
You're
Andante doloroso h = 90
stay...
you to
It makes me fe - el sad to hear you carry on like this.
pleas - ures that you'll miss.
41
Pno.
rall.

Wendy
a tempo
Slower - quasi recit

Wendy
Pno.
back and have fun; Well I'm not going to beg
No!
37

Peter
not?
Pno.
141
scorn
An ad -
Peter Pan
46

Wendy
Pno.
ven -ture,
as
Pan Grows from boy

Peter
Pno.

mf
What's so

Wendy
Hair goes
Pno.
Peter Pan
great ab - out grow - ing
There are
some
bur - dens
we
sad...
must
der?
simile
grey and the eyes be - come
ol -
you were born
60
Which be - gan on the day
56
Agitato h = 114
to a man
52

Wendy

Peter

Pno.
mf
142
shoul - der...
64

Wendy
Pno.
But it's not

Wendy
Peter
Pno.
Pir - ates,
that
in - di - an
Won't the
Peter
braves and
bad
72
real - ly all

Wendy
Pno.
68
143
fair - ies...
f Fun comes in
diff - 'rent
simile
nov - el - ty
wear a
bit
thin?
guis - es
Ev - 'ry day brings sur - pris - es
Peter Pan
76

Wendy

Peter
Pno.
You'll soon
get
bored
Peter Pan
Andante doloroso h = 94
mf
Can't you
see
mf
it
as
one
next can
ris - es!
mf
Not
big ad - ven - ture?
still
be - gin
the
So
sun
var - ies...
Not while the
chap - ter must end
Wendy
Pno.
noth - ing
poco rit.
84
Peter
3

Wendy
if
80
Pno.
144
list - 'ning...
88

Wendy
Not
Peter
Pno.

Wendy
92
ven -ture,
as
Pan
to a man
la
hear you...
you were born...

'Cos I
poco rall.
f I
did, I would- n't care
la
And if I
so there!
la
An ad -
Which be - gan on the day
la la la
up
Grows from boy
don't know what you mean,

Peter
told you I won't grow

Pno.

102
Can't
98
Agitato h = 104

Peter
Pno.
scorn
prob -lem on which to pour
La la la
Pno.

Peter
145
Peter Pan

Wendy
Broader h = 100
108
Peter
Can't you
worth

Wendy
116
Pno.
Peter Pan
it
as one
as
Pan
grows from
Please un - der - stand
for all
scorn
will nev - er
boy
to
man
My place
An ad -
back down
come
I'm
fly
prob-lem on which to pour
to
in - tend
big ad - ven - ture?
earth
see
Not
ven - ture
Peter
112
Pno.

Wendy
Peter
Pno.
146
to
Which be -
is

Wendy
120
gan
Peter
Pno.
here
Land
mf
you
mf
Don't you
were
mf No,
will
stay
as a boy
Nev - er
want to grow up?
128
day
in

Wendy
Pno.
piu mosso e stringendo
born
Peter
the
124
Pno.
on

Wendy
Peter
147
ev -
er?
nev
er
For
Peter Pan

Wendy

poco rit.
132
Peter
Pno.
Wendy
136
can
Peter
ff
ff
makes
What
can
get
get
one
Pno.
Peter Pan
Pet - er
No -one
clever?
Pet - er
Pan
ff
No -one
clever?
Presto h = 140
Pan
so
fp
ov - er
140
one
ff
you're so

Wendy
Peter
you think that
ov - er
Pno.
you think that you're
What makes
Slower

ff
148
No. 13a
BEHIND THE WARDROBE
149
(Instrumental)
CUE: PETER: "I hope you all like your mothers...................Tinker Bell will lead the way."
Piano
Tom
tom
Pno
mf
Pno
Allegro q. = 140

ff
"PETER: "Another skirmish - .........................or, possibly, the final battle......
mf
"PETER: "Whatever it was - it's over."
ff
Piano
No.13b
THE CLEVERNESS OF ME (Reprise)

mf
cello
P.
Pno.
PETER
mf Ev - 'ry

both - er with a bed
Pno.
10
P.
Pno.
to track
There's
be killed?
And
to cap - ture
mp

slower
Wild
in Blooms - bu - ry
Why
mer - maids still
be filled
mo - ment to
no such fun
ad - ven - ture Ev -'ry
- time With pi - rates to
a new

an - i-mals
day
P.
Aggresive q = 195
150
bet that they'll be back
mp
No.13b - The Cleverness Of Me - reprise

13
P.
Pno.

What can be found

win
Pno.
20
P.
But
dows
don't stay
pen
And
For
rall.
and re - gret?
Peter Pan
sad - ness
Lon - don
mo - thers
soon
for -
HOOK: "Now that the sprats are safely netted, it's time to land the mackerel."
Darkly menacing
get
Pno.
in
17
P.
151
Low bass synth pad
ALMOST DEAD SEGUE
No. 13c
LAND THE MACKREL
152
(Instrumental)
Q HOOK: "Now that the sprats are safely netted, it is time to land the prize mackerel."
Piano
THE WOMAN: "Leaving the pirates guarding their captives, Hook and Smee stole down into the underground home...
p leggiero
flam effect between two hands
Pno
q = c.102
Moderato mysterioso
...where Peter lay exhausted from his day's excitements."
No. 14
WHEN I KILL PETER PAN GOOD OLD CAPTAIN HOOK (Reprise)
153
(Hook & The Pirates)

CUE: HOOK: "And look where their ham-fisted arrogance got them..."

Hook
Moderato mysterioso q = 110
(cont..) "Smee - this is Hook's way."
Piano
sfz
mp
SMEE: "Shh!"
sfz
mf
ag -ine what two spoon -fuls could des -troy,
To rid me of this
Two drops are suf - fic - ient So im -
JOY!
boy,

Hook
HOOK
Two drops are suf- fic -ient!
Pno

Hook

Pno
mp
sub mp
Joy!
mf

mp
Tho' it is- n't good form to
No. 14 When I Kill Peter Pan - Good Old Captain Hook (Reprise)

Hook
12
Pno
gloat,
Smee
15
Peter Pan
throat,
poi - son trick - les down his
For
Smee
slower
SMEE: "Shh!"
will
Gleeful h = 110

mp
pp
kill
Pet
SMEE: "Quickly
Captain! He stirs!"
can
molto

Hook
Pan
20
per -haps I

Hook
thrill
Pno
think that just this once
poco rit.
17
Pno

Hook

when the
Pno
154
ff
Oh
the
er
SMEE: "Look lively, Captain - the dark deed's done."
24
mf
Hook
Who
Pno
mf

Hook
will be fet -ed for his flair?
29
Pno
will be hall - owed in the halls
of
Et - on?
the e- pit - o -me of foul and evil deeds? In the un - der- world the
41
Pirates
Pno
child -ren
that he can't
be
mf
Who's
sfz
mf

up - per -most
35

Hook
beat - en?
PIRATES
Pirates
of a riv - al
is rare
f The sur - vi -val
Pno
Who
Who shows
155
crook?
Peter Pan
Pirates
Pno
47

We're so proud to say we serve him Ev- en hell does not de - serve him Yes, it's good old
Cap -tain
53
Pirates
Pno
mf

Hook
If you

Pirates
cher - ish
59

Pno

65

Hook

Pirates
Pno
Peter Pan
156
per - ish
mp
ty -rant whom we
Yes it's good old
Cap -tain
mp
Or you're

Hook!
mf
push -ing up the
Best to show - er him with prais - es
don't you're bound to
He's the
Hook!
mf
mp
71

Hook
dais - ies
Pirates

Yes it's

Pno
77
Pirates
Pno
good
old
Cap
157
dim. poco a poco al fine
dim. poco a poco al fine
Hook!
tain
REPEAT AND FADE AS NEEDED

VOICES FIRST TIME ONLY
Hook!
Hook!
ALMOST DEAD SEGUE No. 14a
Peter Pan
No. 14a
TINK AND THE POISON
158
(Instrumental)
Piano
Pno
Pno
PAN: "Who goes?"
39
mp
mf
Agitato q = c.110
40
[TINK drinks the poison]
3 3
3
3
3

"Poisoned? Who could have

poisoned it? You mustn't look
to find fault, Tink, with everything
that has to do with Wendy."
"I'll rescue her!"
12
Pno
PAN: "But first things

first, Tink. I promised
I would take her medicine."
"Wendy and the

Boys all captured?"
PAN: "Tiger Lily and

her braves defeated?"
40
piu mosso
41
PAN: "Why Tinker Bell you've drunk all of Wendy's

medicine - every drop!"
No. 14a Tink And The Poison
15
PAN:
"Tink? Tinker Bell? What is it? Then it was poison - you did that for me? Her light is growing faint...
Pno
42
Andante q = c.80
25
Pno
30
Pno
Peter Pan
pp
pp
43
"Do you believe in fairies?

Say quick that you believe!
If you believe, clap your hands!"

Allegro q = c.110
"Her voice has dropped so low that I can scarcely tell what she is saying.
Try and speak up, Tink - I can hardly hear you? What's that?"
"She says - she says she thinks she could

get well again if children believed in fairies!"
that she is dead."
and if it goes out altogether, that means
20
Pno
159
TINK is saved
44

ff
No. 14a Tink And The Poison
Pno

33
PAN: "Oh thank you, thank you! And now to rescue Wendy! Ready Tinker Bell?"

35
Pno
160
VAMP

poco rit.
DEAD SEGUE - #14B "ONE BIG ADVENTURE REPRISE"
Peter Pan
No. 14b
ONE BIG ADVENTURE (Reprise)
161
(Peter)
DEAD SEGUE FROM #14A

Peter
Piano
Puposefully h = 92
When you hear my
3
3

Peter
11
Pno
cock a -doo - dle
cry
Your pir - ate band

In Nev er
place
die"
Hook it's "do or

will have no
This time Cap - tain
With quaver pulse in rhythm section

Peter
Pno
No. 14b One Big Adventure (Reprise)

Peter
Land
17
Pno
piu mosso e stringendo h = 126

mf

21

ff

Peter
Pno
Peter Pan
am
youth,
Nev - er
Nev - er
poco rit.
Slower h = c.80
25
28
In
Land

Peter
Land
Pno
In

Peter
Pno
162
am
free
- dom,
am
truth...
31
Peter
Maestoso h = 94
Pno
ff
STORYTELLER: "One ghostly green light, flickering over Kidd's Creek close by the mouth of the pirate river,
mp ghostly
Largo q. = 40
47
Pno
42
Pno
PETER flies slowly and majestically upwards with his sword held high, and accompanied by TINKER BELL
37
Pno
163
3
3

Peter Pan
52
Pno
Peter Pan
164
"marked where the ship lay low in the water. Most of the crew were sleeping, fitfully, in the foc'sle. Hook prowled the deck,
3
3
57
Pno
"consumed by nagging thoughts, while Smee, busy at his labours, kept one eye on his captain, and the other on his task... "
3
molto rall.
FADE OUT UNDER BEGINNING OF SCENE
No. 15
A PIRATE WITH A CONSCIENCE
165
(Hook & Smee)

CUE: HOOK: "That is the burden these broad shoulders were shaped to carry."
Hook
Allegretto q = 180
(cont.) "I'm far too considerate by half..."
Piano
mp
Smee
Hook

con - science
7
Pno

Smee
Hook
prin
13
Pno
SMEE
Freely q = 150
mp
HOOK
It's
curse
pir - ate with a
to be a
Noth - ing worse;
I feel so sor - ry for you boss
My
Faster q = 160
Tho' that
- ci - pals
are
lof - ty
Un -der -neath
I'm just
soft - y
No. 15 Pirate With A Conscience
165
Smee

is - n't quite the way you come a - cross

HOOK: "What?" SMEE: "Nothing..."
Pno

18
Smee

It's a curse to be a pir - ate with char - is - ma
Hook

I'm a per - son who just

24
Pno

Hook
goes ag -ainst the
Pno
30
Peter Pan
norm

Hook

if they real - ly

Pno
35
knew
me
I know child - ren al - ways
I am sure
'boo'
they'd

find
me
me
And yet
rall.
sen - sit - ive
and

Smee
Hook
warm
39
Pno
A Tempo q = 170

Smee
car
Hook
SMEE: "No question..."
Pno

Smee
you
Hook
Ev
Pno
nurse
would
do
so
pir - ate
who is
well
to
learn
from
oo
Have
to be
47
curse
- 'ry
- ing
It's a
43
167
you
not
- iced
my
pre - cis
ion
When I'm
Peter Pan

Hook
mak
51
Pno
54
ing

Smee

Hook
blood
Pno
an
know you
59
Peter Pan
ion?
so
hate
do
the
of
Ouch!
mf
It's
sight
Sor - ry
Pno
in - cis

Smee
Hook
168
mp

Smee
curse
Hook
63
Pno
to
pir
71
good
breed - ing
to
find
these

- tur - ing
some
fell - ow
com -
may
rant
I'm
and
rave
and
When
bined
at - trib - utes
per
It's

Hook
tor
with
mf

- ate
67
Pno

Smee
Hook
verse
Pno
be
169
bell - ow
But
I'd
Peter Pan

Hook
75
Pno
like
to think my man -ners are re

Hook

in - stance with
Pno
these
mf
lost

Hook

send them off to die
Pno

Hook
not
87
Pno
Peter Pan
- ice
that I
As
boys
For
83
mf
fined
79
170
You'll
smile
And
take
the
Smee
Hook

time to say
91
Pno
mf
95
lov - ely
smile
It warms the
Pno
- ney
to
the

Smee
103
Pno
af
ter - life
cock - les
has
such
rall.
of
my
mf
mp
And
99

Smee
jour
'Good - bye'

Smee

what a
Pno
171
heart
To think their
cheer - ful
start
mp
HOOK: "Cheerful? (a hollow laugh)

Suddenly I am sad, Smee."
Peter Pan

Smee
108
Andante q = 110
Pno

Smee
Pno

Smee

curse to be a pir
Hook
Pno
mf

Peter Pan
- ate
wrong
mp
The
im
- merse my - self
SMEE
It's a
mf
who is thought - ful
mf
rit.
129
A tempo q = c.170

Hook
what is right and

Pno
124
HOOK: "Oh fame, fame, thou glittering bauble, why when I have your
comfort for my mantle, do I seem to suffer lonliness the most...?"
116
SMEE What sort of a sadness is it, Captain? HOOK The kind that compels me to make my dying speech.
Lest, when dying, there may not be time for it. Better, perhaps, for Hook to have had less ambition!
172
Et - on ed - uc - at - ed
in
Are so
mp
Smee

But in
Hook

oft - en ov - er - rat - ed

mf
134
Pno
140
Pno
the
mf
gong...
Win the
Win
HOOK: "Why thank you."
It's a
146
your case you de -serve to win the gong...
ff
Smee
Hook

curse to be a pir
Pno
Smee
gong...
Hook
173
ff
One
- ate
last
verse
and then our
of my stand - ing
Peter Pan

Smee
dead - ly deeds must
Hook
151
Pno
156
161
Peter Pan
is
A fin -
'Cos it's mur - der for
rel - ish
hell - ish
would
HOOK: "You'd be oh so wrong..."
that
Though you may think I

Smee
Hook
heart
Pno
start

Smee
Hook
al
Pno
174
pir - ate
with a
Yes it's
mur - der for
pir - ate with a
Yes it's
mur - der for
pir - ate with a

Smee
Hook
165
Pno
heart
ff
Yes it's
Heart!
173
Hook
mur
der
mf
pir
for a
pir - ate
with a
ff
Yes it's
Yes it's
ate
ate
pir
ff
pir
ate
with
ate
with
mur - der
mf
pir
for
ff
der
for
Presto q = 200

Smee
mur
Pno
169
Pno
heart

Smee
Hook
175
heart!
heart!
Peter Pan
No. 16
NEVER LAND (Reprise)
176
(The Lost Boys)

CUE: HOOK: "Pan's dead - and you may have my hook on it."
Insistently q = 96
Lost
Boys
(One BOY begins to stamp on the deck - a slow beat) mf
SOLO BOY
Piano
He'll
mp

Boys
never die
Pno
Nev- er die
Pno

Boys
deav - our
2nd BOY
3rd BOY
can
try
ev - 'ry fiend - ish en -
mf
HOOK: "Stop! Stop I say, this instant!"
But we know that he'll win in
You
Pet - er Pan is our friend
Pet- er Pan lives for - ev - er
Cue in case needed for pitch
ALL BOYS
the end
He'll
No. 16 Never Land (Reprise)

Boys

12
Pno
nev - er die
15
Boys
Pno
19
ff
Nev - er
accel. poco a poco al fine
You can do
You'll be walk - ing the
him no ill
die!
Nev - er
die,
We know Pet - er - Pan
Nev - er
will
die!
Nev - er
die,
Pno
23
Boys
Nev - er die

Boys
Pno
Pet - er Pan will be watch - ing
WENDY: "He's alive you devil! You shall see."
plank
177
Peter Pan
ff
Nev - er
HOOK: "Stop!"
WENDY: "He'll set the crocodile on you!"
die...
sfz
No. 16a
THE DEATHS
178
(Instumental)
CUE: STORYTELLER: "Noodler was speedily despatched---"
(A scream...)
Dictated
SLIGHTLY: "One!"
Piano
Grand casa BD
(Whoomp!)
(A scream...)
"Two!"
(A scream...)
"Three!"
(A scream...)
"Four!"
VERY SHORT
DIALOGUE
No. 16b
THE DOODLE-DOO
179
(Instrumental)
Q: HOOK: "...if the Doodle-Doo kills them,
what of it? We are none the worse."
They manhandle the BOYS into the cabin - then, afraid at what their eyes might see, HOOK and the PIRATES turn their
back on the cabin and again cover their faces with their hands. Relieved, by PETER, of their shackles, and armed with such
Andante q = 100
Piano
Pno
fp
mp
weapons as they have managed to lay hold of, the BOYS tiptoe up on deck and take up hiding-places. PETER releases WENDY
indicating that she too hide. Taking her cloak, he folds it around himself and takes her place at the mast, then:
rall.
mf
fp
No. 17
THE FIGHT
(Instrumental, Peter)
CUE: WENDY: "There is one!"

MULLINS: "Then who is this one?"
Piano
PETER: "Peter Pan!"
Allegro h = 90
Pno
SKYLIGHTS: "You swore that Pan was dead - you laid your Hook on it."
mp ghostly
mp strange and distant
HOOK: "Kill him!"
SMEE: "The ship's a floating coffin and seaman's corpses are its' cargo!"

simile
[The LOST BOYS set to work on the PIRATES]
Steady and tight q = 96
Lost-Boys Ethnic percussion

mf

12
Pno
Pno
180
f percussion continues...
No. 17 The Fight
Pno
q = c.96
mp percussion continues...
[Suddenly, the BOYS are circling HOOK...]
30
Pno
sfz
mp
mp
sfz

poco pi mosso
27
Pno
24
Pno
"You'll do yourself an injury!" MICH: "I've just killed a pirate!" W'DY: "How dreadful!" MICH: "It was grand, Wendy! I enjoyed it!"
21
Pno
WENDY: "Michael! Be careful with that cutlass!
18
Pno
15
181
Peter Pan
mf

HOOK: "Back! Back I say, you mewling milksops!"
HOOK: "This is Hook boys, how do you like him?"
HOOK: "So, Pan - it is thee and me at last."

PETER: "Put up your swords, PETER PAN: "Aye, Captain Hook - the two
of us. As it ever was and always would be."
this man is mine."
HOOK: "Then die, boy!"
No. 17 The Fight

The sword fight continues, musically, across the decks.
33
Pno
Allegro furioso h = 86
f flam-effect between two hands
36
Pno
182
39
Pno
42
Pno
[Suddenly, HOOK is
tangled in the rigging...]
Peter Pan
No. 17 The Fight
47
Peter
HOOK: "This is no boy! This is some

fiend I face. In heaven's name, Pan, who
and what art thou? Tell me."
54
Pno
I am
Pno
ghostly thin

youth,
I am
pp
Allegro diabolo q = 160
free -dom, I am
ethereal
PAN: "And, in truth,

Hook, I am everything
that you are lacking."
Slowly, simply q = 100
pp
183
truth...
HOOK:
"To sword!"
Again they fight.
ff the Hook Organ is in here somewhere...
57
Pno
60
Pno
63
Pno
Peter Pan
rall.
No. 17 The Fight
HOOK: "I am lost, Pan.

You have won.
Hook is disarmed

rall.
68
Pno
fp
q = 120
Lento
Tick
ff
But even in defeat, Jas Hook decides his own destiny."

Tick
Tock

Tick
Tock

Tick
Tock

Tick
Tock
HOOK: "Floreat Etona."

[A blood-curdling death-yell]
Hook ascends stairs of ship
74
Pno
184
ATTACCA No.18
Peter Pan
No. 18
JUST HOME (JUST BEYOND 2nd Reprise)
185
(Orchestra and Storyteller)
CUE - SEGUE AS ONE FROM No 17
Piano
Triumphant h = 80

Fanfare
f

ff
Pno
Clock
Pno
Pno
tick
tick
tock
tick
tick
tock
tick
tock
tick
Timps
tock
tock
3
3

ff

13
Clock
Con moto q = 170
tick
tock
tock
tick
tock
No. 18 Just Home

17
Clock
Pno
Pno
tick
tick
tock
tick
tock
fff
tock
Slower q = 140
STORYTELLER
pi mosso q = 150
tick
mf
25
mf May be weve
mp leggiero
al - read - y been

Story

Teller
29
Pno
tock

Story

Teller
Pno
21
Story
Teller
186
rit.
Peter Pan
find
there
May - be were
in the fut - ure Its
meant to know
not
some-where we
all
have to
go
May - be well
But it's
No. 18 Just Home

Story

Teller
33
Pno
no - one
what
mf
45
Pno
Andante q. = 60
Mrs
Darl
be - yond
41
Pno
mp
stars
Per - haps thats
for sure
mp
rit.
is
for
mp
"and watched and waited, as she had watched and waited, day after day, ever since her children had gone"
STORYTELLER: "Meanwhile, back home in Bloomsbury, Mrs Darling stood at the open window
the
knows
that
to think
37
Story
Teller

nice

Story
Teller
Pno
187
MRS DARLING
mp
Close your
Peter Pan

Mrs
Darl
51
Pno
eyes

and im - ag - ine
57
p Close
Peter Pan
Close them
them
tight
tight
and
and pre - tend
188

Mrs
Darl
Pno
No. 18 Just Home
poco pi mosso q. = 66
pre - tend...
No. 18a
MRS. DARLING AT THE PIANO
189
(Instrumental)
CUE: MRS. DARLING: "The nursery window must stay open - Always and forever. Until..." [PLAY AS NEEDED TO FIT TO DIALOGUE]
Andante doloroso q. = 70
Piano
simile

MICHAEL: "I think I have been here before?" JOHN: "This is where you live, you ass. Don't you know home?" WENDY: "Look - there's your bed, Michael"
Pno
Pno
15
Pno
JOHN: "I say - the kennel!" MICHAEL: "There's a man asleep inside it."
11
WENDY: "It's father."
JOHN: "Who's that lady?"
Hide."

WENDY: "Hush that's mother.
No. 18a Mrs. Darling At The Piano
MRS DARLING: "George? George, dear! Time for your evening exercise!"
19
Pno
mp
MRS DARLING: "Liza's in the kitchen. She'll let you out into the yard. Or would you rather I came with you?"
23
Pno
190
MR DARLING: "There are some things in life, Mary, that a fellow needs to do alone. Taking his backyard exercise comes high up on that list of priorities."
27
Pno

rall.
molto rall.
There is a sound from behind one of the beds. MRS DARLING hears it, but does not dare to turn and look.
35
Peter Pan
MR DARLING exits
31
Pno
Pno
No. 18b
REUNION
191
(Instrumental)
CUE: MRS. DARLING "Who's there?"

"I hear those children in this
room so often, in my dreams,
that I still seem to sense their
presence when I'm not asleep."
WENDY: "Mother!"
Piano
Lento q. = 40
pp
MRS D: "That is Wendy."

JOHN: "Mother!"
MRS D: "And now Michael.

When they call, I stretch out
my arms to them, but they
never come. They are never there..."
MRS D: "That is John."

MICHAEL: "Mother!"
STORYTELLER:
"This time, however, they were there. Mrs Darling hugged her children all at once, then each in turn. And each in turn, then all at once, they hugger her back."
mf
Con moto q. = c.80
Pno
Pno
10

"Hide again, dears, and we'll surprise your father."
MR D: "Just look at what the wind has blown

in our direction, Mary!"
mp

MR D: "These seven charming boys...These six charming boys came settling down, out of the skies into our very own backyard!...
15
Pno
mp
No. 18b Reunion
Pno
Pno
MRS DARLING ushers WENDY, JOHN and MICHAEL into view.

...Perhaps they will suffice until..."
19
23
MR. DARLING: "Bless my boots and braces,

those are our three! Now we do have a houseful!
We couldn't possibly keep all of you."

poco pi mosso
MRS. DARLING: "Oh yes we can, George. And we shall. It will mean
no more than a few extra beds in the drawing room."
rit.
192
meno mosso q. = 70
1.
"We shall put screen around them when we have visitors."

MR. DARLING: "You are right, my love, as always. Although, I must say, you don't do things by halves."
2.

30
Pno
MRS DARLING: "But first things first, and

most important, these children must be fed."
36
Pno
Peter Pan
STORYTELLER: "With Mrs. Darling leading the way, Liza bringing up the rear,...

Bright March
q = c.160
mf
No. 18b Reunion
193
"...and Mr. Darling skipping somewhere in the middle of the party, they set off towards the dining room. Wendy stayed behind, for a reason she herself "
41
Pno
Pno
"was not quite sure of, but one which was to become instantly clear." [PETER arrives once again at the window...] PETER: "Hello, Wendy."
Magical once more q = 100

mp
45
Peter Pan
No.18c
PETER'S EXIT
PETER: "One night, you'll hear me crowing"
Piano
mp
194
[PETER disappears through the window...]
No. 19
THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW
195
(Peter & Company)

CUE: STORYTELLER "Boy, why are you crying? What's your name?"
PETER: "Peter. Peter Pan."

Peter
Andante q = c.96
Piano
PETER
Why
Peter
toys?
can't
Pno
we stay as
Our par -ents don't have the ad - ven -tures
Why must we put a - way
lit - tle child ren

Peter
Pno

that we
our
do
as girls and
No. 19 There's Always Tomorrow
Peter
12
Pno
poco pi mosso
boys

Peter
18
grow up
But I'm
22
hur - ry
grown - ups
and wor - ry
so - lemn

They say
in an
hur ry

mf

so
All the while
mp
No I'm
rit.
Really warm
not
look
al - ways
Peter Pan

Peter
Pno
I know that grown - ups have to work
Pno
15
Pno
Those

Peter
196
can
not
one day I'll have to
in an
say
There's

25
Peter
Pno
Steady q = c.90
al - ways

to - mor - row

Peter

29
Pno
Pno
'soon'
Or in a blue
moon
poco accel.
'some- day' or 'some year'
There's
wait
for
that
mo - ment
So
full
I'll
poco pi mosso q = 104
of
per -
mf

Peter
36
Pno
33
Peter
or 'some- time'
There's pro - bab- ly
'may - be'
197
hap - ses
As each
day
mp
e - lap - ses
There's
poco rit.
al -
ways
to -
Peter Pan

40
Peter
Pno
STORYTELLER
"Try to remember me sometimes, Peter. I never forgot you. Not once."
Con moto q = c.100
mor - row
mf
Co.
Purposefully q = 110
Why should I
Pno
e - ver give up

mf
47

Who says I have to be
mp There's something in the
man?
Some - thing in the

That may be
to night
Pno
Peter Pan
but it's
for other child - ren
breeze
fine
air
Peter
Co.
flying
PETER:
"Goodnight. Wendy!"

Peter
mf
44
198
50
Peter
not
for

Peter
Pe - ter
Co.
me
Pno

Peter
56
Co.
as
long
mf
Whist - ling round the chim
ney
stacks
A - way in
Ne - ver - land
like
gold
Rust - ling through the
you'll
find
me -
trees
to
there are stars
as
Pno
And while the sun still shines
Pan
53
guide
Pno
199
And
Peter Pan

Peter
58
won't
be
rit.
grow - ing
There's
Co.
Pno

Peter

61
al - ways
Pno
mp Ah
Peter Pan
mf
Ah
f
Ah
There's
mp Ah
Co.
to - mor - row
Co.
With Conviction q = c.94
old
Co.
200
pro - bab - ly
Peter
64
soon
Co.
Co.
Pno
There's
Pno
'may - be'
or 'some -time'
'Some- day'
Ah
Ah
67
Co.
Peter
Co.
201
in a blue
mp
poco pi mosso
I'll wait for
year'
Oo
Oo
mp
that mo - ment
moon
or 'some

or

So
Oo
Oo
Peter Pan
Peter
71
full of
Co.
Pno
Oo
ways
to- mor
Peter Pan
ri -
ses
there's al
row
As
poco rit.
dawn
Ah
Ah
75
Pno
As each new
Oo

Peter
Co.
Co.
sur - pris - es
Co.
202
Allargando q = 96
each

new
dawn
ris - es,
Ah
Ah
There's
poco rit.
79
Peter
al -
Co.
Co.
Pno
Co.
ways
poco rit.
ff Ah
Co.
Ah
ff
Con moto q = 112
to - mor - ow
ff
poco meno mosso q = 96
Ah
ff
Pno
fp
83
Peter
PETER: "Come on, Tink.

second to the right and
straight on until morning!"
203
fff
Peter Pan
No. 20
BOWS
204
(Instrumental/Company)
Bright March q = 180
Piano
Pno
DARLING FAMILY
q = q.
TIGER LILY
q. = q

ff

LOST BOYS
16

INDIAN HAND & STICK DRUMS
f
13
Pno
Pno
mf FIFE/DRUM
Pno
No. 20 Bows
205
rit.
h = 120 PIRATES
24
20
Pno
Pno
mf
29
Pno
35
Pno
Peter Pan
q. = 90
41
Pno
38
Pno
MRS DARLING
SMEE
STORY-TELLER
No. 20 Bows
47
Pno
206
WENDY
52
Pno
q = 150
HOOK

ff
60
Pno
57
Pno
rit.
ALL 3 DARLING WOMEN!
63
Pno
Peter Pan
No. 20 Bows
65
Pno
Pno
68

rit.
PETER
Grandly q = 120
ff
Co.
74
Pno
FULL COMPANY
poco rit.
ff
207Peter Pan
71
Pno
207
Nev - er land That's the sec - ret of
No. 20 Bows

78
Co.
Pno
fly ing

Co.
84
skies
are
home
Nev - er
poco accel.
land
No -one
er
go
your
- ther to
nev
Not much fur
MEN upper
WOMEN -lower
Nev er land
where you roam When the
Co.
Pno
cares
81
Pno
208
Peter Pan
No. 20 Bows
86

Co.
Pno
89

Co.

Pno
Pno
Peter Pan
land
fff
fff
Co.
93
Nev - er
land
Nev er land
Pi mosso
Nev - er
209

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PETER PAN

Act One - No. 1

Music: GEORGE STILES

CUE: A single heart-stopping moment as the

Allegro mysterioso q = c.140

perhaps the pic only "touches" each of these

1995 - 2009 The Music Trunk Publishing Company

No. 1. Something In The Air

some thing in the air to - night

p sotto voce Theres

Some - thing in the breeze

Whist ling round the chim - ney stacks

Some - thing in the air to night

Rust - ling through the trees

MRS. DARLING (off)

Does - n't feel like spring

No. 1. Something In The Air

The night - in - gales are sil

NEWSBOY: "Paper! Evening paper!"

they should - n't

MEN & WOMEN

Some thing leaves us shiv - er - ing

Some - thing in each gust

some thing in the air to - night

No. 1. Something In The Air

Some thing we dont trust

quick - en - ing our tread

Some - thing makes us wor -

Theres some - thing in the air to - night

No. 1. Something In The Air

Meno mosso q = c.120

poco pi mosso q = 140

some thing in the air to night

Some-thing in the dark

No. 1. Something In The Air

Some - thing feels fam - il - i - ar

mem - or - y is stirr ing

Some - thing we once knew

Shad - ows in an all - ey - way

But is stay - ing out of view

No. 1. Something In The Air

Con moto q = 160

MR DARLING: "Stop - that - HAT!"

his concerns were of a

No. 1. Something In The Air

has got a bite

Some thing in the breeze

some thing in the air to - night

Whist ling round the chim - ney stacks

Tempo primo q = 140

Chil - ly for the time of year

MR DARLING: "Thank you."

No. 1. Something In The Air

Rust - ling through the trees

Does - nt feel like spring

night - in - gales are

Does - n't feel like spring

Some - thing in the

Some - thing in the

- ing quite so bright

MEN - higher The night - in - gales are sil - ent

mf The night - in -gales are

As if told they should - nt sing

As if told they should - nt sing