Do You Love Me?

Golde

Golde, he's a good man

I like him

He's a little crazy, but I like him

And, uh

What's more important

Hodel likes him

Hodel loves him

So what can we do?

It's a new world, Golde

A new world

Love

Golde

Do you love me?

Do I what?

Do you love me?

Do I love you?

Well?

With our daughters getting married

And this trouble in the town

You're upset, you're worn out

Go inside, go lie down

Maybe it's indigestion

Ah no, Golde, I'm asking you a question!

Do you love me?

You're a fool!

I know

But do you love me?

Do I love you?

Well?

For twenty-five years, I've washed your clothes

Cooked your meals, cleaned your house

Given you children, milked your cow

After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now?

Golde

The first time I met you

Was on our wedding day

I was scared

I was shy

I was nervous

So was I

But my father and my mother

Said we'd learn to love each other

And now I'm asking, Golde

Do you love me?

I'm your wife!

I know

But do you love me?

Do I love him?

Well?

For twenty-five years, I've lived with him

Fought with him, starved with him

Twenty-five years, my bed is his

If that's not love, what is?

Then you love me!

I suppose I do

And I suppose I love you, too

It doesn't change a thing

But even so

After twenty-five years

It's nice to know