K歌情人 Music & Lyrics精彩片段1

Chris: We loved the video. It was unbelievable.

 

Alex: Yeah.

 

Chris: You know, I wish I brought my daughter. She worships you. I'm divorced. But that's another story.

 

Cora: Mr. Fletcher, it's a pleasure. Your song "Dance With Me Tonight" got me through my parents' divorce when I was 7.

 

Alex: Really? Wow. Yeah, because I recorded that when I was 9, so... Yeah.

 

Cora: I want my fans to know the same spiritual uplift that your music gave me.

 

Alex: That would be lovely. I have a few tunes it would be nice to update.

 

Cora: Oh, I don't live in the past, Mr. Fletcher. It was so long ago. I want you to write a new song.

 

Alex: Okay.

 

Cora: You see... ...I recently broke up with my boyfriend. We had been together for almost two months. It was a terrible experience.

 

Cora: But then I read a book by Guru Mathashavi called A Way Back Into Love. And that will be the title of our new song. And in two weeks when I open my tour at Madison Square Garden......we'll perform it together.

 

Alex: Okay. Here's the snag--

 

Ray: We also wanna put the song on her new CD......which is pretty much finished, so we need it by Friday.

 

Alex: This Friday?

 

Ray: Yeah, but don't feel any pressure. We've got seven other retro artists working on "Way Back Into Love"......so if you blow it, we're covered.

 

Cora: Mr. Fletcher, don't look at this as a competition. If it's meant to be, it will be. It's destiny.

 

Alex’s Manger: Yes.

 

Cora: Or not.

 

Alex: So this is where Sophie works, eh?

 

Fitness Center Worker: Yeah. She is gonna be right out.

 

Alex: Excellent. Excellent. Thank you very much. So how much do you weigh?

 

Fitness Center Worker: I fluctuate. Yeah.

 

Alex: Okay, look, I am terribly sorry to barge in like this... ...but I have decided I cannot take no for an answer.

 

Sophie: I told you that—

 

Alex: You're not a writer. Except when you are writing poems and short stories......in the New School literary magazine. I Googled you. And you were good.

Sophie: Look, I'm flattered. I mean, you're one of six people in the world who's actually read those... ...but that doesn't mean I can write a song.

 

Alex: You already did. Five minutes, that's all I ask. Please, step in. You'll enjoy this. This is a treat.

 

Piano Shop Clerk: Mr. Fletcher. Nice to see you.

 

Alex: Very nice to see you, Mia, how are you?

 

Piano Shop Clerk: Wonderful.

 

Alex: I just want to get-- Can I try the new Mason & Hamlin?

 

Piano Shop Clerk: Sure, absolutely. Be my guest.

 

Alex: Thank you very much. Thanks. Please.

Alex: It doesn't have to be perfect. Just spit it out. They're just lyrics.
Sophie: "Just lyrics"?
Alex: Lyrics are important. They're just not as important as melody.
Sophie: I really don't think you get it.
Alex: Oh. You look angry. Click your pen.
Sophie: A melody is like seeing someone for the first time. The physical attraction. Sex.
Alex: I so get that.
Sophie: But then, as you get to know the person, that's the lyrics. Their story. Who they are underneath. It's the combination of the two that makes it magic.