Wedding Hymn - The Company

Ring out the bells Upon this day of days!

May all the angels

Of the Lord above

In jubilation

Sing their songs of praise!

And crown this

Blessed time with

Peace and love.

The Baron and Baroness de Thénard wish to pay their respects to the groom!

I forget where we met

Was it not at the Chateau Lafarge

Where the Duke did that puke

Down the Duchess’s de-coll-etage?

No, 'Baron de Thénard'

The circles I move in are humbler by far.

Go away, Thénardier!

Do you think I don’t know who you are?

He’s not fooled.

Told you so.

Show M’sieur what you’ve come here to show.

Tell the boy what you know!

Pity to disturb you at a feast like this

But five hundred francs surely wouldn’t come amiss.

In God’s name say what you have to say.

But first you pay!

[ What I saw, clear as light,

Jean Valjean in the sewers that night.

Had this corpse on his back

Hanging there like a bloody great sack.

I was there, never fear.

Even found me this fine souvenir.

I know this!

This was mine!

This is surely some heavenly sign!

One thing more, mark this well

It was the night the barricades fell.

Then it’s true.

Then I’m right.

Jean Valjean was my savior that night!

As for you, take this too!

God forgive the things that we do.

Come my love, come Cosette,

This day’s blessings are not over yet!