[OST] Moulin Rouge!

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1. Nature Boy:

1948, Nat King Cole

Writer:

Eden Ahbez

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2. Lady Marmalade:

1974, Labelle

 (performed by Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mýa and Pink)

 

Writer:

Bob Crewe, Kenny Nolan

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3. Because We Can:

1998, Fatboy Slim

Writer:

Norman Cook

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4. Sparkling Diamonds:

(performed by Nicole Kidman, Jim Broadbent, Caroline O'Connor, Natalie Mendoza and Lara Mulcahy)

Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend:

1949, Carol Channing

1953, Marilyn Monroe

Writer:

Jule Styne

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Material Girl:

1985, Madonna 

Writer:

Peter H. Brown

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5. Rhythm of the Night:

1985, DeBarge

Writer:

Diane Warren

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6. Your Song:

1971, Elton John 

Writer:

Elton John

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7. Children of the Revolution:

1972, T.Rex

Writer:

Marc Bolan

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8. One Day I'll Fly Away:

1980, Randy Crawford

Writer:

Will Jennings

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9. Diamond Dogs

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10. Elephant Love Medley:

(performed by Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor and Jamie Allen)

All You Need Is Love:

1967, the Beatles

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I Was Made for Lovin' You:

1979, Kiss

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One More Night:

1985, Phil Collins

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Pride/ In the Name of Love:

1984, U2

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Don't Leave Me This Way:

1975, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes

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Silly Love Songs:

1976, Wings

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Up Where We Belong:

1982, Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes 

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Heroes:

1977, David Bowie

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I Will Always Love You:

1973, Dolly Parton

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Your Song

1971, Elton John

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11. Come What May:

(performed by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor)

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12. El Tango de Roxanne:

(performed by Ewan McGregor, José Feliciano and Jacek Koman)

Roxanne:

1978, The Police

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Tanguera:

1958, Marianito Mores

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13.

Complainte de la Butte

1954, "Franch Cancan"

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14.

Hindi Sad Diamonds

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15.

Nature Boy

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Spectacular spectacular, The Pitch

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The show must go on:

1991, Queen

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Truth, beauty, freedom and love:

The hill are alive with the sound of music:

1959, The Sound of Music

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Like a virgin:

1984, Madonna

<2001, Moulin Rouge!>

Now, you've got yourself a castle.

Take a look at a castle, any castle.

Now, break down the elements that make it a castle.

Location. Protection. Garrison.

Flag.

The only difference between this castle and all the rest

is they were built to keep people out.

This castle was built to keep people in.

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A great general once said,

You tell your men, "you're soldiers. That's our flag."

 

You tell them, "Nobody takes our flag.

Raise your flag so it flies high where everyone can see it."

Now, you've got yourself a castle.

<Irwin, Yates, The Last Castle, 2001>

A rifle driven into the ground, with a helmet on top, and some tags. And that is the tribute that this man has earned.

Some may think to be remembered in this way would be a disgrace to a soldier.

But this is not disgrace.

The greatest monuments to fallen man

are not made in marble.

They're deep in the sea, deep in the jungles, on foreign battlefields,

a rifle driven into the ground, with a helmet on top, and some tags.

And that is the tribute that this man has earned.

<Irwin, The Last Castle, 2001>

Because, make no mistake about it, Mr. Irwin, they are the enemy.

No soldier has ever died needlessly under my command, Mr. Irwin.

See, I, too, share the burden of command.

You may not think that I've ever set foot on a battlefield, but that's because you've never sat behind this desk.

My men and I are vastly outnumbered.

We spend every day behind enemy lines.

Because, make no mistake about it, Mr. Irwin,

they are the enemy.

<Winter, The Last Castle, 2001>

I'm going home, and God willing, I'm going to sit on the porch and play dominos with my grandson

When you're doing combat duty, after awhile, life just becomes snapshots.

Most of them horrible. But not all of them.

I saw an old man sitting on a bombed-out porch, playing a game of dominos with I presume is his grandson.

When I saw that I thought, you know, it's my turn. So, gentlemen. I'm done.

I'm not fighting for anyone or anything anymore. I'm doing my time here, I'm going home,

and God willing, I'm going to sit on the porch and play dominos with my grandson, who I've never met.

<Irwin, The Last Castle, 2001>

Spectacular spectacular

I mean the show will be...

magnificent, opulent,

tremendous, stupendous,

gargantuan bedazzlement.

A sensual ravishment.

It will be...

Spectacular spectacular!

<Moulin Rouge, 2001>

Some people want to fill the world with silly love songs and what's wrong with that I'd like to know

Satine: You'd think that people would have had enough of silly love songs
Christian: I look around me and I see, it isn't so

Satine: Some people want to fill the world with silly love songs
Christian: And what's wrong with that. I'd like to know

[Moulin Rouge!, 2001]
[Silly Love Songs - Paul McCartney & Wings - 1976]