So Key has gone from D'artagnan to Zorro. Yeah just kill me now by becoming the embodiment of all my literary crushes why don't you Key?
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So Key has gone from D'artagnan to Zorro. Yeah just kill me now by becoming the embodiment of all my literary crushes why don't you Key?
actual singing starts around the middle. this song is the song that D'Artagnan signs after being accepted by the other Musketeers.
This is the second song D'Artagnan sings and it basically consist in the main protagonists introducing themselves.
this song is the same song i've uploaded 2 months ago from kibum's 1st season last performance. this version comes first though. at the beginning of the audio you can hear Constance singing by herself - in this part D'Artagnan lies on the floor unconcious after being beaten up by some paesants and court guards. Constance is protecting him and takes him to her house. There D'Artagnan wakes up with his head lying on her legs and sings about seeing an angel in front of him. At some point you can hear the audience laugh - that's when Constance kisses him to prevent him from blabbering and he rises his legs cutely.
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the actual singing begins at 0:45. i'm sorry i couldn't cut it TT this is the serenade that D'Artagnan and Constance sing to eachother the first time they meet and then after D'Artagnan saves Constance who was kidnapped by enemies of the king. The first time D'Artagnan is the one who sings "In front of me there's an angel, is this paradise?" (the first verse of the song) after waking up, while this time it's Constance turn to sing it after waking up in D'Artagnan's arms. enjoy!
The Three Musketeer ㅡ Keytagnan (1st ~ 6th Musical)
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