'Jekyll and Hyde' Lyrics Trivia Quiz

Answer: sin

'Bring on the Men': Lucy sings this song during her performance at the Dregs, the tavern where she works (in the Broadway production, the names is changed to The Red Rat).

Answer: I'll never desert you

'Lost in the Darkness': Jekyll sings this song during the beginning of the show while visiting his mentally ill father. This is where he vows to separate good from evil.

Answer: We'll make that one dream come true!

'Take Me As I Am': Jekyll and Emma sing this love song at their engagement party.

Answer: 'Your Work - And Nothing More'

Emma sings this to her father during 'Your Work - And Nothing More', because he insists that there is a 'change of a bizarre kind' in Henry Jekyll. Utterson, Emma, Sir Danvers, and Jekyll sing this song.

Answer: made it on my own

'This Is the Moment': Probably the most famous song from 'Jekyll and Hyde'. Jekyll sings this as he prepares to inject himself with the HJ7 formula.

Answer: so watch your step

'Murder, Murder': The people of London are terrified of the horrible murders occurring in London. The crimes were committed by - who else -Edward Hyde.

Answer: Once! Before it's time to say adieu, world!

'A New Life': Street girl Lucy has just received a letter from Jekyll, urging her to leave London and giving her the money to do so. She sings of the possibility of the new life she might have.

Answer: agony

'First Transformation': Jekyll has injected the HJ7 formula and is filled with agony as he transforms into Hyde.

Answer: and every evil hour is filled with dread

'The World Has Gone Insane': The continuous transformations between his two selves has taken a huge toll on Jekyll and he feels he is losing his mind. This song appears on the 1995 concept recording, but was cut from the Broadway version.

Answer: this time the predator's me

'Alive! (Reprise)': You guessed it! Hyde sings this song at the end of the first act just after he's killed the Bishop. The stage explodes into flame at the end. In the version of 'Alive' that appeared on the 1995 concept album, this is part of the actual song and there is no reprise.

Answer: 'No, not I! Only you!'

'Confrontation': This frightening duet between Jekyll and Hyde is one of the most memorable moments of the show, with the actor playing Jekyll and Hyde switching back and forth between characters in an instant. All of the answer choices are actual lines from that song, though only one went after 'It's time to die!', of course.

Answer: The Girls of the Night

This song is sung by Lucy and her best friend, Nellie, about the hard, joyless life of a girl who has no choice but to become a prostitute and how they wish they could find a better life. This song is also only featured on the 1995 concept album and was cut from the Broadway production.

Answer: Where you'll always be

'Finale': Emma sings this to her dying Dr. Jekyll who has killed himself at their wedding when Hyde unexpectedly comes out. He does this because Hyde threatens to kill Emma, after he strangles Simon Stride. Emma speaks to him, hoping that Jekyll will hear her and resurface. He does, and kills himself so Emma (and everyone else) will never be harmed by Hyde.

Answer: night, romance, taking a chance

'Lucy Meets Hyde': Hyde sings this to Lucy, echoing the toast that she made to Jekyll several hours earlier. She responds, 'I must admit, I like your approach. It's one that I've not seen before.', to which he replies, 'Why should you settle for less, dear, when there's more?'.

Answer: there in his eyes

'In His Eyes': Lucy and Emma sing this passionate duet about their mutual love for Jekyll. They sing it separately, Emma at her home and Lucy in the slums of London, but simultaneously.