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Aida Elton John


Music: Elton John
Lyrics: Tim Rice
Book by Linda Woolverton, Robert Falls & David Henry Hwang


MY STRONGEST SUIT

AMNERIS WOMEN 
In life one has to face a huge assortment 
Of nauseating fads and good advice 
There's health and fitness 
Diet and deportment 

And other pointless forms of sacrifice 
Conversation? Wit? I am a doubter 
Manners? Charm? 
They're no way to impress 
So forget the inner me , observe the outer 
I am what I wear and how I dress 

Oh now I believe in looking 
Like my time on earth is cooking 
Whether polka dotted 
Striped or even checked 
With the some glamour guaranteeing 
Every fiber on of my being 
Is displayed to quite remarkable effect 


From your cradle via trousseau 
To your deathbed you're on view, so Ah 
Never compromise, accept no substitute Ah 
I would rather wear a barrel Ah 
Than conservative apparel Ah 
For my dress has always been Ah 
My strongest suit Ah 
Ah 
Overwear 
Underwear 
Anytime 
Anywhere 


Staying in or hitting town wards 
From the top and working downwards Ooh ooh ooh ah 
I ensure that every stitch Ooh ooh ooh ah 
Is stitched in time Ooh ooh ooh ah 

Whether wig or hat or turban 
Whether clad boudoir or urban Is stitched in time 
Not to strut your stuff Ooh ooh ooh ah 
Outrageously's a crime Ooh ooh ooh ah 
Ooh ooh ooh ah 

And the few who are invited Such a crime 
To my wardrobe are delighted Oooh overwear 
As they wander through my things Oooh underwear 
To find en route Oooh anytime 
We're wandering through your th

That in negligee or formal Ooh negligee 
I am anything but normal Ooh anything but normal normal 

Ooh ah 
For my dress has always been 
My strongest suit Overwear, underwear 
Anytime, anywhere 
Overwear, underwear 
I am what I wear Anytime, anywhere 
Overwear, underwear 
Anytime, anywhere 
I said anytime Overwear,underwear 
Anytime 
Anywhere 

Finest 
So bring me all my finest Divinest 
Most audacious, my divinest 
Most revealing 
Most expensive and to boot 
Most revealing most 
expensive 
Most arresting Most arresting 
Most heartstopping 
Most heartstopping Most heart-stoping 
Most free-flowing Overwear 
Most eye-popping Underwear 
Most arresting Anytime 
Most heart-stopping 
Anywhere 
Dress has always been Dress has always been 
My strongest suit 
I am what I wear 
My strongest suit 
I am what I wear 
You know that 
I am what I wear I am what I wear 

Dress has always been 
Dress has always been My strongest 
My strongest My strongest 
My strongest My strongest suit My strongest 
My strongest My strongest 
My stroooooooooongest suit My strongest suit 

My strongest suit! 


ACT ONE
Scene Six
THE PHARAOH'S PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM

(Upstage three exotic dancers, preparing for the Palace entertainment, begin 
to dance. Downstage MEREB enters and immediately after, RADAMES searching him 
out. They cross the stage.)0

RADAMES
Mereb, was the Princess please with my gift?

MEREB
Yes. Aida managed to make herself indispensable in record time.

RADAMES
I'm not surprised. Did she tell you anything about herself? Because, I've 
never met a woman like her before. And I can't help but wonder...

MEREB
No! Nothing! She said nothing.

(MEREB exits quickly. And the THREE DANCING GIRLS sweep downstage in an 
ecstatic display. The music builds. The PHARAOH makes a grand entrance on a 
special sedan chair, carried on shoulders by Palace Servants. He appears 
very ill. The stage is set with a long low table filled with delicacies.)

RADAMES
(To AMNERIS.)
You look lovely tonight.

AMNERIS
Thank you.

RADAMES
Is this the latest fashion?

AMNERIS
It is now. So your expedition went well?

RADAMES
Oh yes, we got well past Aswan, into territory where no Egyptian has ever 
set foot.

AMNERIS
Really? That sounds very... scenic. Maybe next time I'll go with you.

RADAMES
If you like, Princess. We sleep with sand mites; live on dried monkey meat; 
and this time the water was so tainted we vomited for days. 

AMNERIS
Whew! Then again, I'm pretty busy.

(The dance continues for a bit and dissolves into the scene with the dancing 
girls showing themselves off to the rich and powerful men of Egypt. AIDA is 
pouring wine. A NUBIAN SERVANT passes her.)

NUBIAN
Princess, the word of your arrival has spread through the Nubian camps.

NUBIAN
(Another NUBIAN slave, dancing with the court dancers, addresses AIDA while 
dancing)
Your people cannot wait to see you. Welcome, welcome.

AIDA
(Calling in MEREB'S direction.)
Mereb!

MEREB
Okay, so I told one person. Maybe two. Princess, your people need to know.

PHARAOH
(Holding his chalice up for a toast.)
Captain. To a successful expedition. Thanks to the routes you have 
discovered, our troops will now be able to attack Nubia with overwhelming 
force. The Gods willing, this long war shall soon end, with Egypt's complete 
and final victory.
(The court drinks to the toast.)
Amneris, shall I continue?

AMNERIS
What ever you think is best, father.

PHARAOH
Radames. You came to me this morning with a request to set out on another 
journey. But I have a more important mission for you. Although it means you 
can never leave Egyptian soil again, I believe this will be a joyous 
assignment. One I would only trust to a man I have long regarded as a member 
of my own family

RADAMES
It has been my privilege to serve you, Your Majesty. 

PHARAOH
As you all know, Captain Radames and my daughter have been betrothed for nine 
years now. Long enough, I'd say.
(PHARAOH laughs, but is stopped by a debilitating coughing attack.)
I want to see her and our nation happily settled before I leave this world. 
Therefore, in seven days, Radames, son of Zoser, will wed the Princess 
Amneris. The Son of Isis has spoken.

(AMNERIS runs to her father's side and shows her appreciation for the 
announcement. The men gather and congratulate RADAMES. Suddenly, PHARAOH has 
another attack, coughing uncontrollably. The court gathers around him and 
escorts him offstage. ZOSER and RADAMES are left alone in the banquet hall 
with AIDA and another servant.)

ZOSER
A toast to the bridegroom. If I'd known such an awkward young girl would turn 
into such a stunning young woman, I would have offered for her myself.

RADAMES
It's not too late.

ZOSER
I thought you loved Amneris?

RADAMES
Of course I do. We grew up together.

ZOSER
Then what is it?
(He waits for an answer.)
Radames I've spent years working toward this day. And you are not going to 
ruin it - not for yourself, or me! Welcome to your new life, son.

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