《Medley (Die Wacht am Rhein / La Marseillaise)》歌词

[00:04:35] - monsieur blaine, i wonder if i could talk to you.

[00:04:35] - go ahead.

[00:04:35] - well, isn't there some other place?

[00:04:35] it's rather confidential,what i have to say.

[00:04:35] - in my office.

[00:04:35] - right.

[00:04:35] - you must know it's very important i get out of casablanca.

[00:04:35] it's my privilege to be one of the leaders of a great movement.

[00:04:35] you know what i' ve been doing.

[00:04:35] you know what it means to the work,

[00:04:35] to the lives of thousands and thousands of people...

[00:04:35] ...that we free to reach america and continue my work.

[00:04:35] - i'm not interested in politics.

[00:04:35] the problems of the world are not in my department.

[00:04:35] i'm a saloon keeper.

[00:04:35] - my friends in the underground tell me that you have quite a record.

[00:04:35] you ran guns to ethiopia.

[00:04:35] you fought against the fascists in spain.

[00:04:35] - what of it?

[00:04:35] - isn't it strange you're always happened to be fighting on the side of the underdog?

[00:04:35] - yes, i found that a very expensive hobby,too.

[00:04:35] but then i never was much of a businessman.

[00:04:35] - are you enough of a businessman to appreciate an offer of 100,000 francs?

[00:04:35] - i appreciate it, but i don't accept it.

[00:04:35] - i'll raise it to 200,000.

[00:04:35] - my friend, you could make it a million francs or three.

[00:04:35] my answer would still be the same.

[00:04:35] - there must be some reason why you won't let me have them.

[00:04:35] - there is.i suggest that you ask your wife.

[00:04:35] - i beg your pardon?

[00:04:35] - i said, ask your wife.

[00:04:35] - my wife?!

[00:04:35] - yes.

[00:04:35] - es braust ein ruf wie donnerhall

[00:04:35] wie schwertgeklirr und wogenprall

[00:04:35] zum rhein, zum rhein, zum deutschen rhein

[00:04:35] wer will des stromes h眉ter sein?

[00:04:35] lieb' vaterland, magst ruhig sein

[00:04:35] lieb' vaterland, magst ruhig sein

[00:04:35] fest steht und treu die wacht, die wacht am rhein!

[00:04:35] fest steht und treu die wacht, die wacht am rhein!

[00:04:35] lieb' vaterland, magst ruhig sein

[00:04:35] - play "la marseillaise." play it!

[00:04:35] lieb' vaterland, magst ruhig sein

[00:04:35] - allons enfants de la patrie,(fest steht und treu die wacht)

[00:04:35] - le jour de gloire est arriv茅!(die wacht am rhein)

[00:04:35] - contre nous de la tyrannie,(fest steht und treu die wacht)

[00:04:35] - l'茅tendard sanglant est lev茅(die wacht am rhein)

[00:04:35] - l'茅tendard sanglant est lev茅!

[00:04:35] - entendez-vous dans les campagnes

[00:04:35] - mugir ces f茅roces soldats?

[00:04:35] - ils viennent jusque dans vos bras

[00:04:35] - egorger vos fils,vos compagnes!

[00:04:35] - aux armes, citoyens!

[00:04:35] - formez vos bataillons!

[00:04:35] - marchons, marchons!

[00:04:35] - qu'un sang impur

[00:04:35] -abreuve nos sillons!

[00:04:35] - viva la france!

[00:04:35] viva la d茅mocratique!

[00:04:35] - viva la france!

[00:04:35] viva la france!

[00:04:35] - you see what i mean?

[00:04:35] - if laszlo 's presence in a cafe can inspire this unfortunate demonstration

[00:04:35] what more will his presence in casablanca bring on?

[00:04:35] i advise that this place be shut up at once.

[00:04:35] - but everybody's having such a good time.

[00:04:35] - yes,much too good a time.

[00:04:35] the place is to be closed.

[00:04:35] - but i have no excuse to close it.

[00:04:35] - find one.

[00:04:35] - sant茅,monsieur.

[00:04:35] - sant茅.

[00:04:35] - everybody is to leave immediately.

[00:04:35] this cafe is closed until further notice.

[00:04:35] clear the room at once.

[00:04:35] how can you close me up? on what ground?

[00:04:35] i'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here.

[00:04:35] - your winnings, sir.

[00:04:35] - oh,thank you very much.

[00:04:35] everybody out at once.

[00:04:35] - mademoiselle, after this disturbance,

[00:04:35] it is not safe for laszlo to stay in casablanca.

[00:04:35] - this morning you implied it was not safe for him to leave casablanca.

[00:04:35] - that is also true, except for one destination:

[00:04:35] to return to occupied france.

[00:04:35] - occupied france?

[00:04:35] - under safe conduct from me.

[00:04:35] of what value is that?

[00:04:35] you may recall what german guarantees have been worth in the past.

[00:04:35] - there are only two other alternatives for him.

[00:04:35] - what are they?

[00:04:35] - it is possible the french authorities would find a reason

[00:04:35] to put him in the concentration camp here.

[00:04:35] - the other alternative?

[00:04:35] - my dear mademoiselle,perhaps you have already observed

[00:04:35] that in casablanca, human life is cheap.

[00:04:35] - good night,mademoiselle.