Belle: (singing)   Little town its a quiet village   Everyday like the one before   Little town full of little people    Waking up to say      Townsfolk: (speaking)   Bonjour! Bonjour! Bonjour Bonjour Bonjour!      Belle: (singing)    There goes the baker with his tray like always   The same old bread and rolls to sell   Every morning just the same   Since the morning that we came   to this poor provincial town      Baker: (speaking)   Good Morning Belle      Belle:   Morning Monsieur      Baker:    Where are you off to?      Belle:   The book shop, I just finished the most wonderful bookabout a    beanstalk and an ogre and a      Baker:   Thats nice   Marie the Baguettes hurry up      Townsfolk: (singing)   Look there she goes that girl is strange no question   Dazed and distracted can't you tell?   Never part of any crowd   Cause her heads up on some cloud   No denying she's a funny girl that Belle      Man I:   Bonjour      Woman I:   Good Day      Man I:   How is your family      Woman II:   Bonjour      Man II:   Good Day      Woman II:   How is your wife?      Woman III:   I need six eggs      Man III:   That too expensive      Belle:   There must be more than this provincial life      Bookseller: (speaking)   Ah Belle!      Belle:    Good morning I've come to return the book I borrowed      Bookseller:   Finished already?      Belle:   Oh I couldn't put it down! Have you got anything new?      Bookseller:   Ha Ha! Not since yesterday      Belle:   Thats alright. I'll borrow this one      Bookseller:   That one but you've read it twice      Belle:   Well, it's my favorite! Far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells   a prince in disguise      Bookseller:   If you like it all that much it's yours!      Belle:   But sir!      Bookseller:   I insist!      Belle:   Well thank you! Thank you very much!      Townsfolk: (singing)   Look there she goes that girl is so peculiar   I wonder if she's feeling well   With a dreamy far off look   And her nose stuck in a book   What a puzzle to the rest of us is Belle      Belle:   Oh----------------   isn't this amazing   It's my favorite part because    You'll see---------   Here's-----------   where she meets Prince Charming   but she won't discover that it's hime till Chapter three      Woman:    Now it's no wonder that her name means Beauty   Her looks have got no parallel      Shopkeeper:   But behind that fair facade   I'm afraid she's rather odd   Very different from the rest of us      Townsfolk:   She's nothing like the rest of us   Yes, gidderent from the rest of us is Belle      Gaston:   Right from the moment when I met her saw her   I said she's gorgeous and I fell   Here in town there's only she    who is beautiful as me   so I'm making plans to woo and marry Belle      Silly Girls:   Look there he goes   Isn't he dreamy?   Monsier Gaston    Oh he's so cute   Be still   My heart   I'm hardly breathing   He's such a tall, dark strong and handsome brute      Man I:   Bonjour      Gaston:    Pardon      Man II:   Good Day      Man III:   Mais Oui!      Matron:    You call this bacon?      Woman I: What lovely grapes      Man IV:   Some cheese..      Woman II:   Ten yards      Gaston:   'Scuse me      Cheese Merchant:   I"ll get the knife      Gaston:   Please let me through!      Woman I:   This bread it's stale!      Man IV:   Those fish they smell      Baker:   Madame's mistaken      Belle:    There must be more than this provincial life      Gaston:   Just watch I'm going to make Belle my wife!      Townsfolk:   Look there she goes a girl who's strange but special   A most peculiar madmoiselle   It's a pity and a sin   She doesn't quite fit in   cause she really is a funny girl   A beauty but a funny girl   She really is a funny girl-------------------------------   that Belle---------------------------------------------