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* ''WebVideo/PrincessTutuAbridged'':
** In Episode 12 Act 2:
*** Fakir and Duck (though they are not a couple yet at this point) have "Screw Destiny" [[Note]] a cover of "Just Around the Riverbend" from ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}}''[[/note]], where they bond over their terrible fates as characters in the ''Prince and the Raven'' fairytale.
*** In addition, Rue and Mytho have a dark version of this in "The Raven of the Ballet" [[Note]] a cover of the title song from ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera''[[/note]], where Rue is essentially the Phantom, enrapturing Mytho.
** In Episode 24 Part 2:
*** Duck lampshades this:
--> '''Duck:''' Another musical episode? What does this mean?! And why isn't Fakir in it? I would've thought we'd get a duet.
*** After all the characters get tired of being forced to sing in "The Last Musical" [[Note]] a cover of "The Last Midnight" from ''Theatre/IntoTheWoods''[[/note]], [[spoiler: Rue subverts this by shrieking her love to Mytho (as she does in the [[Anime/PrincessTutu original series]]), breaking the musical]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess'': "Far Longer Than Forever (Reprise)" occurs to show that, despite hiccups earlier in the movie, the true love is strong here..
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess'': "Far Longer Than Forever (Reprise)" occurs to show that, despite hiccups earlier in the movie, the true love is strong here..
%%* The Finale (Reprise) from ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas''.
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* The track "Ragnarok V: End of the Line" from the Music/TheMechanisms' album "The Bifrost Incident" features a short duet with Loki and Sigyn, reprising part of Sigyn's earlier eponymous song. It is the second to last track on the album and the last track that is sung and not just narration.
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* "Where Do We Go From Here"/"Coda" from the ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' musical episode "Once More, With Feeling" both lampshades it and plays it straight, though on a more somber note than is typical. Just as the rest of the cast sings, "The curtains close on a kiss, god knows / we can tell the end is near...", [[spoiler: Buffy follows Spike outside. The two finally acknowledge their mutual feelings of needing someone who makes them feel, reprising lines from their earlier songs, before the episode ends on their kiss.]]

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* "Where Do We Go From Here"/"Coda" from the ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' musical episode "Once More, With Feeling" both lampshades it and plays it straight, though on a more somber note than is typical. Just as the rest of the cast sings, "The "[[FiveSecondForeshadowing The curtains close on a kiss, kiss]], god knows / we can tell the end is near...", [[spoiler: Buffy follows Spike outside. The two finally acknowledge their mutual feelings of needing someone who makes them feel, reprising lines from their earlier songs, before the episode ends on their kiss.]]

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* Downplayed in ''Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors'', which has a single line between Seymour and Audrey in the final number as their last [[spoiler: postmortem]] duet. This was actually a remnant of a CutSong, "We'll Have Tomorrow", which would have acted as the real Final Love Duet.

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* ''Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors'':
** While "Suddenly Seymour" takes place near the beginning of Act 2, this technically counts as their Final Love Duet, since they never sing together again, and becomes the moment they officially become a couple. Even more so in the film version, since the song takes place closer to the end.
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Downplayed in ''Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors'', with "Don't Feed the Plants/Finale Ultimo", which also has a single line between Seymour and Audrey in the final number Audrey, as their last [[spoiler: postmortem]] duet. duet: "We'll have tomorrow." This was actually a remnant of a CutSong, "We'll Have Tomorrow", CutSong which would have acted as the real Final Love Duet.Duet had they kept it in.
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* Downplayed in ''Theatre/LittleShopOfHorrors'', which has a single line between Seymour and Audrey in the final number as their last [[spoiler: postmortem]] duet. This was actually a remnant of a CutSong, "We'll Have Tomorrow", which would have acted as the real Final Love Duet.
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* The quote, from Creator/MontyPython's ''Theatre/{{Spamalot}}'', isn't a Final Love Duet, but its reprise -- "Twice In Every Show"" is.

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* The quote, from Creator/MontyPython's ''Theatre/{{Spamalot}}'', isn't a Final Love Duet, but its reprise -- "Twice In Every Show"" Show" -- is.
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* "Where Do We Go From Here"/"Coda" from the ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' musical episode "Once More, With Feeling" both lampshades it and plays it straight, though on a more somber note than is typical. Just as the rest of the cast sings, "The curtains close on a kiss, god knows / we can tell the end is near...", [[spoiler: Buffy follows Spike outside. The two finally acknowledge their mutual feelings of needing someone who makes them feel, reprising lines from their earlier songs, before the episode ends on their kiss.]]
* "Runnin' Home to You" from the ''Series/TheFlash2014'' / ''Series/Supergirl2015'' crossover "Duet". An interesting example because, while the rest of the musical numbers took place in a [[MusicalWorldHypothesis shared musical]] [[AndYouWereThere dream world]], Barry actually sings this final song to Iris in the real world (singing along to a karaoke track from his iPhone). [[spoiler: He also uses it to propose to Iris again.]]
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* ''Theatre/TheProm'''s finale, "Time To Dance", incorporates a TriumphantReprise of Emma and Alyssa's Act 1 duet "Dance With You".

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* ''WesternAnimation/CentralPark'': In Season 2 "[[Recap/CentralParkS2E07ADecentProposal A Decent Proposal]]", Owen and Paige sings a reprise of "How It Happened" where Paige recreates their wedding proposal but Paige is the one doing to proposal because she wants to give Owen a happy memory of their proposal and move on from the proposal Owen botched.



* ''WesternAnimation/CentralPark'': In Season 2 "[[Recap/CentralParkS2E07ADecentProposal A Decent Proposal]]", Owen and Paige sings a reprise of "How It Happened" where Paige recreates their wedding proposal but Paige is the one doing to proposal because she wants to give Owen a happy memory of their proposal and move on from the proposal Owen botched.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CentralPark'': In Season 2 "[[Recap/CentralParkS2E07ADecentProposal A Decent Proposal]]", Owen and Paige sings a reprise of "How It Happened" where Paige recreates their wedding proposal but Paige is the one doing to proposal because she wants to give Owen a happy memory of their proposal and move on from the proposal Owen botched.
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%%* "From This Day On" from ''Theatre/{{Brigadoon}}''.

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%%* * ''Theatre/{{Brigadoon}}'' has multiple love duets for Tommy and Fiona -- "The Heather on the Hill", "It's Almost Like Being In Love", and, depending on the production, "There But For You Go I" -- but the true Final Love Duet is "From This Day On" from ''Theatre/{{Brigadoon}}''.On", when Tommy leaves Fiona behind toward the end of the second act, as the two promise that they will always love each other. (Needless to say, [[LateArrivalSpoiler he goes back to her in the end]].)
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* "Two in a Million" from ''Series/AustinAndAlly'', sang by Austin and Ally themselves. Fittingly, since the final episode is the only time this song happened.
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* The final scene of ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' where Jack sings to Sally that he does reciprocate her feelings and they embrace and kiss on top of Spiral Hill.

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* "It Only Takes A Moment" from ''Theatre/HelloDolly'' is the BetaCouple's big moment in the penultimate scene. Cornelius starts singing it as a solo, and then Irene joins in, showing that she reciprocates his feelings.

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"It Only Takes A Moment" from ''Theatre/HelloDolly'' is the BetaCouple's big moment in the penultimate scene. Cornelius starts singing it as a solo, and then Irene joins in, showing that she reciprocates his feelings.feelings.
** When Dolly and Horace finally get together at the very end of the final scene, they duet on a reprise of the title song.
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%%* * "It Only Takes A Moment" from ''Theatre/HelloDolly''.''Theatre/HelloDolly'' is the BetaCouple's big moment in the penultimate scene. Cornelius starts singing it as a solo, and then Irene joins in, showing that she reciprocates his feelings.

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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]].
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* "Love Will Find A Way" from ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''.
* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..." is sung by Aladdin and Jasmine as they go on a post-engagement date at the end of the movie.
* The CutSong "If I Never Knew You" from Disney's ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' would have been one, and is in the extended re-release, happening when Pocahontas goes to visit John Smith whilst he's being held captive by her father awaiting his execution.

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* "Love Will Find A Way" from ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''.
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..." is sung by Aladdin and Jasmine as they go on a post-engagement date at the end of the movie.
* The CutSong "If I Never Knew You" from Disney's ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}}'' would have been one, and is in the extended re-release, happening when Pocahontas goes to visit John Smith whilst he's being held captive by her father awaiting his execution.



%%* The final reprise of "Part of Your World" from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''.

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* "Two Hearts" from the ''{{Series/Lexx}}'' musical, "Brigadoom." Subverted in that [[spoiler:their reconciliation in the song is followed by a doomed LastStand in defense of their planet, with a reprise of the love duet that ends, "It's a good way to die."]]

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* "Two Hearts" from the ''{{Series/Lexx}}'' ''Series/{{Lexx}}'' musical, "Brigadoom." "Brigadoom". Subverted in that [[spoiler:their reconciliation in the song is followed by a doomed LastStand in defense of their planet, with a reprise of the love duet that ends, "It's a good way to die."]]



-->'''Nathaniel:''' We can't control the things we do / Just like I can't control that I'm in love with you.
-->'''Rebecca:''' Wow, that first part was kind of amoral, but that last thing was really sweet?

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* "Perfect Strangers" from ''Theatre/{{Drood}}'' - the audience chooses the pair that will sing it.

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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]].

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* At The reprise of "If Only" from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold''. Unlike the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik previous unrequited version between Black Canary and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]].
Music Meister, this version declares the love between [[spoiler: Black Canary and Green Arrow.]]




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* The reprise of "If Only" from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold''. Unlike the previous unrequited version between Black Canary and Music Meister, this version declares the love between [[spoiler: Black Canary and Green Arrow.]]

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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]]. It somehow manages to be a TearJerker ''and'' a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} ''at the same time''.

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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]]. It somehow manages to be a TearJerker ''and'' a SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} ''at the same time''.
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..." is sung by Aladin and Jasmine as they go on a post-engagement date at the end of the movie.

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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..." is sung by Aladin Aladdin and Jasmine as they go on a post-engagement date at the end of the movie.
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* "Perfect Strangers" from ''Drood'' - the audience chooses the pair that will sing it.

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* "Perfect Strangers" from ''Drood'' ''Theatre/{{Drood}}'' - the audience chooses the pair that will sing it.
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* ''Theatre/{{Aida}}'' features a heartbreaking reprise of "Enchantment Passing Through" for Aida and Radames [[spoiler: as they take their final breaths.]]

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* ''Theatre/{{Aida}}'' ''Theatre/{{Aida|JohnRice}}'' features a heartbreaking reprise of "Enchantment Passing Through" for Aida and Radames [[spoiler: as they take their final breaths.]]
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Most of the time, you can identify one of these just from the playbill, by the fact that the leads [[LetsDuet sing a duet]] towards the end.

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Most of the time, you can identify one of these just from the playbill, by the fact that the leads [[LetsDuet sing a duet]] towards the end.
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* "Nothing is Ever Anyone's Fault" is this for season 3 of ''Series/CrazyExGirlfriend'', being a stirring love duet sung in which Nathaniel confesses his love to Rebecca right before the end of the season. But since this is ''Crazy Ex-Girlfriend'', of course it's an AntiLoveSong, all about how Rebecca helped Nathaniel to see that because he had a really sad childhood, [[FreudianExcuse none of the bad things he does are actually bad at all!]]
-->'''Nathaniel:''' We can't control the things we do / Just like I can't control that I'm in love with you.
-->'''Rebecca:''' Wow, that first part was kind of amoral, but that last thing was really sweet?
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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]]. It somehow manages to be a TearJerker ''and'' a CrowningMomentOfFunny ''at the same time''.

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* At the end of season 2 of ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Marik and Florence perform a duet of "Stand by Me" as [[spoiler:they are about to be obliterated by Mega Ultra Chicken]]. It somehow manages to be a TearJerker ''and'' a CrowningMomentOfFunny SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} ''at the same time''.
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* The GoldenEnding of VideoGame/NightsOfAzure closes out with a song called "Eve" sung by the OfficialCouple, Arnice and Lilysse, with the lyrics starting with some IntercourseWithYou before declaring the pair's willingness to ScrewDestiny if anything tries to come between them. The songwriter's comment on the song mentions that he imagined the two women courting each other as they sung it, and how he originally wanted it to be titled "Our Eve".

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* The GoldenEnding of VideoGame/NightsOfAzure ''VideoGame/NightsOfAzure'' closes out with a song called "Eve" sung by the OfficialCouple, Arnice and Lilysse, with the lyrics starting with some IntercourseWithYou before declaring the pair's willingness to ScrewDestiny if anything tries to come between them. The songwriter's comment on the song mentions that he imagined the two women courting each other as they sung it, and how he originally wanted it to be titled "Our Eve".
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* The GoldenEnding of VideoGame/NightsOfAzure closes out with a song called "Eve" sung by the OfficialCouple, Arnice and Lilysse, with the lyrics starting with some IntercourseWithYou before declaring the pair's willingness to ScrewDestiny if anything tries to come between them. The songwriter's comment on the song mentions that he imagined the two women courting each other as they sung it, and how he originally wanted it to be titled "Our Eve".

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* "Secret Kingdom (Reprise)" from ''Film/TheSlipperAndTheRose''. It's the final song in the musical, sung by Cinderella and Prince Edward after the FairyGodmother has dealt with all the objections to their marriage.



"Draussen ist Freiheit (Reprise) from ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire'' is a subversion. It sure sounds like a traditional example of this trope, until [[spoiler:Sarah starts singing in a more guttural voice after she falls and Alfred pulls her up again... and then she turns around and has fangs... and then ''bites Alfred''

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* "Draussen ist Freiheit (Reprise) from ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire'' is a subversion. It sure sounds like a traditional example of this trope, until [[spoiler:Sarah starts singing in a more guttural voice after she falls and Alfred pulls her up again... and then she turns around and has fangs... and then ''bites Alfred''Alfred''.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/StrangeMagic'': The titular song, "Strange Magic" by the {{Electric Light Orchestra}}, serves as this for [[spoiler:Marianne and the Bog King]]. It references the false love created by the love potion and how this couple is experiencing the real deal.

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* ''WesternAnimation/StrangeMagic'': The titular song, "Strange Magic" by the {{Electric Light Orchestra}}, Music/ElectricLightOrchestra, serves as this for [[spoiler:Marianne and the Bog King]]. It references the false love created by the love potion and how this couple is experiencing the real deal.

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* "Far Longer Than Forever (Reprise)" from ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess''.
* The Finale (Reprise) from ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas''.

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* *''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess'': "Far Longer Than Forever (Reprise)" from ''WesternAnimation/TheSwanPrincess''.
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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..."

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* ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': "A whole new world... A whole new life... ...for you and me..."" is sung by Aladin and Jasmine as they go on a post-engagement date at the end of the movie.



* "No Matter Where You Are" from ''WesternAnimation/TheBookOfLife''.
* ''WesternAnimation/StrangeMagic'': The titular song, "Strange Magic" by the {{Electric Light Orchestra}}, serves as this for [[spoiler:Marianne and the Bog King]].
* The final reprise of "Part of Your World" from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''.

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* %%* "No Matter Where You Are" from ''WesternAnimation/TheBookOfLife''.
* ''WesternAnimation/StrangeMagic'': The titular song, "Strange Magic" by the {{Electric Light Orchestra}}, serves as this for [[spoiler:Marianne and the Bog King]].
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The final reprise of "Part of Your World" from ''Disney/TheLittleMermaid''.



* "You're The One That I Want" from ''Film/{{Grease}}''.
** Replaces the similar "All Choked Up" from the stage musical. It [[CutSong survived until the movie]].

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* "You're The One That I Want" from ''Film/{{Grease}}''.
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''Film/{{Grease}}'' is the final musical of the film, shows the leads reconciling and then driving off into the sunset. It replaces the similar "All Choked Up" from the stage musical. It musical, which [[CutSong survived until the movie]].



** Later subverted when the prince finds her again at the end, sings his part...and [[CharacterDevelopment Giselle doesn't join in]].
* ''Film/MoulinRouge'' has a reprise of ''Come What May''.

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* Most of these are played straight:
* "Still" from ''Theatre/{{Titanic}}''.
* "Till There Was You" from ''Theatre/TheMusicMan''.
* "It Only Takes A Moment" from ''Theatre/HelloDolly''.
* "You Rule My World (Reprise)" from ''The Full Monty''.
* "They Were You" from ''Theatre/TheFantasticks''.
* "I'm Your Girl" from ''Me And Juliet''.
* "How Deep Is Your Love" from ''Saturday Night Fever''.
* "Til Him" from ''Film/TheProducers'', however, is a subversion - it's about their [[HeterosexualLifePartners guy love]].

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%%* "Still" from ''Theatre/{{Titanic}}''.
* %%* "Till There Was You" from ''Theatre/TheMusicMan''.
* %%* "It Only Takes A Moment" from ''Theatre/HelloDolly''.
* %%* "You Rule My World (Reprise)" from ''The Full Monty''.
* %%* "They Were You" from ''Theatre/TheFantasticks''.
* %%* "I'm Your Girl" from ''Me And Juliet''.
* %%* "How Deep Is Your Love" from ''Saturday Night Fever''.
* %%* "Til Him" from ''Film/TheProducers'', however, is a subversion - it's ''Film/TheProducers''. Ot's about their [[HeterosexualLifePartners guy love]].



* "Fine Fine Line (Reprise)" from ''Theatre/AvenueQ'' is a very short version.
* Some may argue that "For Good" from ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'' fulfills this trope, since the relationship between G(a)linda and Elphaba [[LesYay appears to be more important]] than Elphaba's relationship with Fiyero (and their duet, "As Long As You're Mine", comes close to the beginning of the second act.)

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* %%* "Fine Fine Line (Reprise)" from ''Theatre/AvenueQ'' is a very short version.
* Some may argue that "For Good" from ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'' fulfills this trope, since the relationship between G(a)linda and Elphaba [[LesYay appears to be more important]] than Elphaba's relationship with Fiyero (and their duet, "As Long As You're Mine", comes close to the beginning of the second act.)



* The reprise of "Somewhere" in ''Theatre/WestSideStory''.
* Subverted in almost all versions of ''Theatre/{{Chess}}'' with "You and I" (DarkReprise).
* The reprise of "Send in the Clowns" as sung by Fredrik and Desiree at the end of ''Theatre/ALittleNightMusic''.

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* %%* The reprise of "Somewhere" in ''Theatre/WestSideStory''.
* Subverted in almost all versions of %%* ''Theatre/{{Chess}}'' with "You and I" (DarkReprise).
* %%* The reprise of "Send in the Clowns" as sung by Fredrik and Desiree at the end of ''Theatre/ALittleNightMusic''.



* "With So Little To Be Sure Of" from ''Theatre/AnyoneCanWhistle''.
* "From This Day On" from ''Theatre/{{Brigadoon}}''.
* "Let Love Grow" from ''9 to 5: The Musical''
* "Bare" from the musical... well ''Bare''.

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* %%* "With So Little To Be Sure Of" from ''Theatre/AnyoneCanWhistle''.
* %%* "From This Day On" from ''Theatre/{{Brigadoon}}''.
* %%* "Let Love Grow" from ''9 to 5: The Musical''
* %%* "Bare" from the musical... well ''Bare''.



** The reprise with [[spoiler:Voldemort and Quirrell]] plays this straight, however. And it actually is the final song of the show, even.
* The Reprise of "Always Only You" from Theatre/OnceUponATimeInNewJersey. The first time is a partial subversion.

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** The reprise with [[spoiler:Voldemort and Quirrell]] plays this straight, however. And straight and it actually is the final song of the show, even.
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* ''Theatre/InTheHeights'' has two, "Champaigne" for Usnavi and Vanessa and "When the Sun Goes Down" for Nina and Benny.
* "Forbidden Love" from ''Theatre/ZombieProm''.
* "All the Wasted Time" from ''Theatre/{{Parade}}''.

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* %%* ''Theatre/InTheHeights'' has two, "Champaigne" for Usnavi and Vanessa and "When the Sun Goes Down" for Nina and Benny.
* %%* "Forbidden Love" from ''Theatre/ZombieProm''.
* %%* "All the Wasted Time" from ''Theatre/{{Parade}}''.



* Rose and Sam's final duet in ''Theatre/StreetScene'', which reprises portions of their earlier "We'll Go Away Together" and "Remember That I Care," is another example of the heartbreaking type.
* "Yesterday I Loved You" for the BetaCouple in ''Theatre/OnceUponAMattress''.
* "Suddenly Seymour" in ''Theatre/LittleShopofHorrors'' and [[Film/LittleShopOfHorrors its movie adaptation]].
** Actually comes towards the beginning of Act 2. A CutSong, "We'll Have Tomorrow" fits even better, being an ElevenOClockNumber.
* "Second" from ''Theatre/TheTwentyFifthAnnualPutnamCountySpellingBee'' definitely has some aspect of this going on [[spoiler:Olive and Barfee debate who will throw the bee for the other one to win]]. Seriously, just ask the {{fanon}}.

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* %%* Rose and Sam's final duet in ''Theatre/StreetScene'', which reprises portions of their earlier "We'll Go Away Together" and "Remember That I Care," is another example of the heartbreaking type.
*
Care,".
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"Yesterday I Loved You" for the BetaCouple in ''Theatre/OnceUponAMattress''.
* %%* "Suddenly Seymour" in ''Theatre/LittleShopofHorrors'' and [[Film/LittleShopOfHorrors its movie adaptation]].
** Actually comes towards the beginning of Act 2. A CutSong, "We'll Have Tomorrow" fits even better, being an ElevenOClockNumber.
*
%%* "Second" from ''Theatre/TheTwentyFifthAnnualPutnamCountySpellingBee'' definitely has some aspect of this going on [[spoiler:Olive and Barfee debate who will throw the bee for the other one to win]]. Seriously, just ask the {{fanon}}.



* "Inside Your Heart" from ''Theatre/BatBoyTheMusical''.

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* %%* "Inside Your Heart" from ''Theatre/BatBoyTheMusical''.



* Hey #3/Perfect for You from ''Next to Normal''.
* ''Theatre/TheRiseAndFallOfTheCityOfMahagonny'', in some productions, moves the Crane Duet to the spot where Jimmy is awaiting execution.

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* %%* Hey #3/Perfect for You from ''Next to Normal''.
* %%* ''Theatre/TheRiseAndFallOfTheCityOfMahagonny'', in some productions, moves the Crane Duet to the spot where Jimmy is awaiting execution.



* ''Theatre/ByJeeves'' has "Half a Moment".

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* %%* ''Theatre/ByJeeves'' has "Half a Moment".



* "Too Much In Love To Care" from ''Theatre/SunsetBoulevard''.

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* %%* "Too Much In Love To Care" from ''Theatre/SunsetBoulevard''.



"Draussen ist Freiheit (Reprise) from ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire'' is a subversion. It sure sounds like a traditional example of this trope, until [[spoiler:Sarah starts singing in a more guttural voice after she falls and Alfred pulls her up again... and then she turns around and has fangs... and then ''bites Alfred''



!!Definitely not played straight:

* "Draussen ist Freiheit (Reprise) from ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire''. It sure sounds like a traditional example of this trope, until [[spoiler:Sarah starts singing in a more guttural voice after she falls and Alfred pulls her up again... and then she turns around and has fangs... and then ''bites Alfred''.]]

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!!Definitely not played straight:

* "Draussen ist Freiheit (Reprise) from ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire''. It sure sounds like a traditional example of this trope, until [[spoiler:Sarah starts singing in a more guttural voice after she falls and Alfred pulls her up again... and then she turns around and has fangs... and then ''bites Alfred''.]]


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