Jealousy Duet

Lyrics
[LUCY] Come on out, you blossom of Soho! Let us see your legs, my little sweetheart! I hear you have such a dainty ankle But I'd love to see a more complete tart They tell me that Mac says your behind is so provoking [POLLY] Did he now, did he now? [LUCY] If what I see is true he must be joking [POLLY] Is he now, is he now? [LUCY] Ho, it makes me split my gut! [POLLY] So that's how you split your gut? [LUCY] Fancy you as Mackie's slut! [POLLY] Slut would know another slut [LUCY] Ha ha ha ha ha! Not hard to know What part of her delights him so [POLLY] Watch your filthy tongue, my dear [LUCY] Watch my tongue for who, my dear? [POLLY] Watch your filthy tongue, my dear [LUCY] Watch my tongue for who, my dear? Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ah ah [LUCY & POLLY] Mackie and I, see how we bill and coo He's lost his taste for tawdry rendеzvous Your story's an invention I will not pay attention To damaged goods likе you Shitpot! [POLLY] Oh, they call me blossom of Soho And Macheath appears to find me pretty [LUCY, spoken] Does he now? [POLLY] They say I have such a dainty ankle And the best proportions in the city [LUCY] Shit on you! [POLLY] Shit on you too! They tell me that Mac says your behind is so provoking [LUCY] Did he now? Did he now? [POLLY] I do not suppose that he is joking [LUCY] Isn't he? Isn't he? [POLLY] Ho, it makes me split my gut! [LUCY] Oh, that's how you split your gut? [POLLY] Mackie's bride replaced his slut [LUCY] Who's the bride and who's the slut? [POLLY] Ha ha ha ha ha! Not hard to know What part of her delights him so [LUCY] Watch your filthy tongue, my dear [POLLY] Watch my tongue for who, my dear? [LUCY] Watch your filthy tongue, my dear [POLLY] Watch my tongue for who, my dear? Ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ha ha, ah ah [LUCY & POLLY] Mackie and I, see how we bill and coo He's lost his taste for tawdry rendezvous Your story's an invention I will not pay attention To damaged goods like you Shitpot!
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Credits
- Writers
- Kurt Weill
- Bertolt Brecht
- Ralph Manheim
- John Willett