Ragtime - Harlem Nightclub Lyrics

Broadway production 1998
Ragtime the Musical - Harlem Nightclub Lyrics

"Harlem Nightclub" is a song from musical Ragtime performed by Orchestra.

HARLEM WOMAN
Mmmm:.

HARLEM MAN
Mmmmm:.

HARLEM MAN
Here he comes again -
That cracker who doesn't know he's a cracker.
We should have kicked his ass the first
time he came looking for Coalhouse.

HARLEM WOMAN
They must think we're fools.

YOUNGER BROTHER
Good evening.
I would still very much like to talk to Mr. Coalhouse Walker, Jr.

HARLEM WOMAN
This is still Harlem and this is still a private thoroughfare, cracker.

YOUNGER BROTHER
I told you:
I shall come here every evening until he is satisfied
that it is safe to receive me.

HARLEM MAN
And that time will be never!

YOUNGER BROTHER
But Mr. Walker knows me. I'm his friend.

HARLEM WOMAN
Try that pestilent pond where they sank his car.

YOUNGER BROTHER
I've been there.

HARLEM WOMAN
Try that cemetery where he buried his Sarah like a queen.

YOUNGER BROTHER
I've been there, too.

HARLEM MAN
Then try the Gates of Justice where they are deaf
to his misery and anger.

YOUNGER BROTHER
I understand how you feel.

COALHOUSE FOLLOWER
You got a dime?

COALHOUSE FOLLOWER
You seem to have a lot of change there.
Could you manage a quarter?

COALHOUSE FOLLOWER
What about a silver dollar?


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SYNOPSIS
Prologue
Goodbye My Love
Journey On
The Crime of the Century
What Kind of Woman
A Shtetl Iz Amereke
Success
His Name Is Coalhouse Walker
Getting' Ready Rag
Henry Ford
Nothing Like the City
Your Daddy's Son
The Courtship
New Music
Wheels of a Dream
The Night That Goldman Spoke at Union Square
Gliding
The Trashing of the Car
Justice
President
Till We Reach That Day
Harry Houdini Master Escapist
Coalhouse's Soliloquy
Coalhouse Demands
What a Game
Fire in the City
Atlantic City
Buffalo Nickel Photoplay, Inc.
Our Children
Harlem Nightclub
Sarah Brown Eyes
He Wanted to Say
Back to Before
Look What You've Done
Make Them Hear You
Wheels of a Dream (reprise)