Witch:
Everyone dies, Edward Bloom. But your
death is glorious. Let me show you.Edward:
Why would I want to see how I die?Witch:
What's your concern?
Are you scared of
Hearing one thing new
When you could learn
Something secret that could
Help you throughIn one good turn
I can show you
Counterfeit from true life begins
When you know how it endsAnd yours is no ordinary life.
You become important
You're the bravest man around
You're the kind with virtue
Always finding common ground
You climb each hill in front of you
Without a suffering soundCompassionate and warm
The calm in any stormOther Witches:
So, take a chanceWitch:
Let me show you
How your days unfoldOther Witches:
And in advanceWitch:
You and me can play
The hand you holdOther Witches:
Now join the danceWitch:
When you gamble
Then you get the goldOther Witches:
Life begins when you know
How it endsWitch:
Don't believe
The fairy tales
That say life is a breeze
Every man must face a trial
That brings him to his knees
But let me share a magic truth
A proof of all that thrivesThe ones who face their fears lead
The most interesting lives, lives!Other Witches:
Interesting lives
Interesting lives!Witch:
So tell me what you wantEdward:
I want a big lifeWitch:
And tell me what you seeEdward:
I see a roadWitch:
And tell me where it goesEdward:
In one directionWitch:
So, don't you want to see what's next
What's waiting in the void
You may be disappointed
But you may be overjoyed...Other Witches:
Ooh ooh ooh...Witch:
So...All Witches:
Don't be sad
Don't be scared
Be alert
Be prepared
Take a breath
Take it slow
Let uncertainty goWhen you know
How it ends you beginAll Witches:
When you tryWitch:
You can flyAll Witches:
Fly!
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Big Fish Lyrics
RastgeleBig Fish is a musical with music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa and book by John August. It is based on Daniel Wallace's 1998 novel, Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions, and the 2003 film Big Fish written by John August and directed by Tim Burton.