Its tune is mirrored later in the first act with a different pitch by a duet in which two loverswonder "how [they] can live when [they are parted].
This song, which begins in E flat Major, switches to E Minor before an F Major finale with increased volume. Its tune is mirrored later in the first act with a different pitch by a duet in which two loverswonder "how [they] can live when [they are parted]." The singer's earlier number, "Come to Me," as wellas this song are mirrored when the adoptive sister of the singer's daughter laments, "I love him/But only on my own." Because she has just been fired for spurning a (*) foreman's advances, this song's singer, Fantine, has no money to support her daughter Cosette, who is later adopted by Jean Valjean. A "time gone by/When hope was high/And life worth living" is imagined in, for 10 points, what song from Les Misérables that was repopularized by Susan Boyle's Britain's Got Talent audition?
This song, which begins in E flat Major, switches to E Minor before an F Major finale with increased volume.
"I Dreamed a Dream" [accept "J'vais Rêvé d'une autre Vie" before "Come to Me" is mentioned]