The Band's Visit - Something Different Lyrics |
Broadway 2017 The Band's Visit the Musical - Something Different Lyrics
"Something Different" is a song performed by Katrina Lenk (Dina) and Tony Shalhoub (Tewfiq) from The Band's Visit the musical.
DINA: Is this a hymn? Is this a love song? Something ancient by a poet Maybe Hafiz, maybe Rumi?
Is he singing about two hearts searching in the darkness? Or is he singing about fishing?
The tune seems sad, but are the words sad? What's he saying? Is he praying? And why do the words get to me?
Is he lonely? Maybe reaching out for someone? Look at me. Maybe I'm the one who's fishing
Every day you stare to the west, to the south You can see for miles, but things never change Then honey in your ears, spice in your mouth Nothing's as surprising as the taste of something strange
And here's this man Right here beside me Kind of deep and kind of cute In his Sergeant Pepper suit
Is this my sheikh? Is this my Omar Sharif?
Well, I know it's something different
TEWFIQ: Itgara'a...
[They sing together]
DINA: Who is this man right here beside me? Closer by an inch or two, my cheek would touch his ear What is he thinking? What does he wish for? Is he singing about wishing?
Something new I've never seen before Through these walls I build, these gates I protect Something new I didn't notice I was hoping for Nothing is as beautiful as something that you don't expect
Look at those hands Those are not young hands But they move like they are swimming through the music Through the music And I don't know what I feel And I don't know what I know All I know is I feel something different
TEWFIQ: Itgara'a...
DINA: He makes me feel something different
About The Band's Visit the Musical Something Different lyrics from The Band's Visit the Musical
The Band's Visit the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS Waiting Welcome to Nowhere It Is What It Is Beat Of Your Heart Omar Sharif Papi Hears the Ocean Haled's Song About Love The Park (Dialogue) Something Different Itzik's Lullaby Something Different (Reprise) Answer Me
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