The Bells of Notre Dame Vocal Part

The Bells of Notre Dame

Morn - ing in Pa - ris the ci - ty aDark  was the night when our  tale was  be 20

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wakes to the  bells of   No - tre Dame. gun on the docks near   No - tre Dame.

The fish - er  - man fish - es the Four  fright - ened gyp- sies slid

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 ba - ker - man bakes to the  bells of   No - tre Dame. si - lent - ly un - der  the docks near   No - tre Dame.

To the  big  bells as But a trap had  been

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loud as the thun - der, laid for  the gyp - sies

to the lit - tle bells soft and theygazed they gazed up in fear 

as a  psalm. and a - larm.

And some say the at a fig - ure whose

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soul of  the ci - ty's clut - ches were i - ron 55

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the toll of  the as much as the

 bells,  bells,

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 No  No

-

tre tre

Dame.

Judge Claude Frol - lo longed to purge to  purge the world of  vice and 35

And he saw cor  - rup - tion ev - ery -where ex - cept with - in.

the  bells the  bells

of  of 

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Dame. Ky - ri - e

sin. Ky - ri - e

e - lei - son.

e - lei - son.

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See there the

in - no - cent blood you have spilt on the steps

of   No - tre

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dame

 Now you would add this child's blood to your  guilt on the steps

of 

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 No - tre Dame.

You can

lie

to your  self  and your  min - ions.

You can say that you

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have- n't a

qualm.

But you nev - er  can run from nor  hide what you've done from the

eyes.

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the ve - ry eyes

of 

 No

-

tre

Dame. Ky - ri - e

e - lei  - son.

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And

for 

one time

in

his life

of   pow - er  and con -

trol, Ky - ri - e

e - lei - son.

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Frol - lo felt a twinge of  fear for  his im- mor - tal

soul.

here is a

of   No - tre

 Now

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rid - dle to guess if  you can sing the  bells

Dame.

Who is the

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mon- ster  and who is the

man?

Sing the  bells,

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 bells,  bells,  bells,  bells,  bells

of 

 No - tre

Dame.

 bells,

 bells,

 bells,