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letra de second madrigal - gian carlo menotti

one sunday afternoon the proud man in the castle
joined the crowd in the promenade by the sea
he walked slowly down the quay
leading by a silver chain a captive unicorn
the townsfolk stopped to stare at the ill-assorted pair
thinking the man insane some laughed with pity
some laughed with pity, some laughed with pity
some laughed with scorn:
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
promenade a unicorn in plain daylight
all through the city ”
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
promenade a unicorn in plain daylight
all through the city”
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
promenade a unicorn in plain daylight
all through the city ”
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
promеnade a unicorn in plain daylight
all through the city”
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
promenadе a unicorn in plain daylight
“what a scandalous sight to see a grown-up man
what a scandalous sight! what a scandalous sight!”

“if one can stroke the cat and kick the dog;
if one can pluck the peac-ck and flee the bee;
if one can ride the horse and hook the hog;
if one can tempt the mouse and swat the fly
why, why would a man both rich and
well-born raise a unicorn?”
“if one can strike the boar with the spear
and pierce the lark with an arrow;
if one can hunt the fox and the deer
and net the b-tterfly and eat the sparrow;
if one can bid the falcon fly and let the robin die;
why, why would a man both rich and
well-born raise a unicorn?”
“if one can skin the mole and crush the snake;
if one can tame the swan on the lake
and harpoon the dolphin in the sea;
if one can chain the bear and train the flea;
if one can sport with the monkey
and chatter with the magpie
why, why would a man both rich and
well-born raise a unicorn?”

- gian carlo menotti

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