Happy End (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Prologue – The Company

Act 1

Bill's Beer Hall, December 22

  • "The Bilbao Song" – The Governor, Baby Face, Bill & The Gang
  • "Lieutenants of the Lord" – Lillian, The Army & The Fold
  • "March Ahead" – The Army & The Fold
  • "The Sailors' Tango" – Lillian
Act 2

The Salvation Army Mission, Canal Street, and the Beer Hall, December 23

  • "The Sailors' Tango" (Reprise) – Lillian
  • "Brother, Give Yourself a Shove" – The Army & The Fold
  • "Song of the Big Shot" – The Governor
  • "Don't Be Afraid" – Jane, The Army & The Fold
  • "In Our Childhood's Bright Endeavor" – Hannibal
  • "The Liquor Dealer's Dream" – Hannibal, The Governor, Jane, The Army & The Fold
Act 3

Scene 1: The Beer Hall, December 24

  • "The Mandalay Song" – Sam & The Gang
  • "Surabaya Johnny" – Lillian
  • "Song of the Big Shot" (Reprise) – Bill
  • "Ballad of the Lily of Hell" – The Fly

Scene 2: The Mission, later that night

  • "Song of the Big Shot" (Reprise) – The Governor & Bill
  • "In Our Childhood’s Bright Endeavor" (Reprise) – Hannibal & The Fly
  • "Epilogue: Hosanna Rockefeller" – The Company
  • "The Bilbao Song" (Reprise) – The Company

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