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---------------------------------------------