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Good evening, Amsterdam.
Do you realize these are the last hours...
...of the very last Queen's Day?
It is time to say goodbye...
...of our dear Queen Beatrix.
Bea, thank you Bea, thank you
Ladies and gentlemen, you'll get plenty more chances to sing that tonight.
Time to say goodbye.
She flew over especially from Australia...
...to sing the Queen this beautiful song in her beautiful voice.
Give her a big round of applause: Mirusia Louwerse.
Mirusia Louwerse.
We've now said goodbye to Queen Beatrix.
And ladies and gentlemen:
Who better to welcome our new King and Queen...
...than our one and only André van Duin?
Here we are. Wonderful, you guys. Wonderful, Mr Rieu. Start it up.
Little Willem.
Little Willem is what you hear everywhere
yes, Little Willem king of the ball
it doesn't matter to him not one whit
no, he doesn't care
Little Willem
You know it, Máxima.
Little Willem
His Majesty sounds outdated
a king is Little Willem
Here we go, guys.
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King and Máxima
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King and Máxima
That's it.
the official King's Song seemed a nice gesture
but when it turned out to be full of errors all hell broke lose
so l thought to myself: well, let me do it then
and l wrote this song to the old hit from way backwhen
Little Willem
it doesn't matter to him not one whit
no, he doesn't care
Little Willem
Little Willem is calling to his Máxima
His Majesty sounds outdated
the W is for Little Willem
Here we go again.
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King and Máxima
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King and Máxima
all ofthe Netherlands know Willem is called Willem
that's easy, particularly when he can't remember himself
when he's waving from the balcony or at the window
everyone calls back to him and we all call his name
Here we go.
it doesn't matter to him not one whit
no, he doesn't care
Little Willem
His Majesty sounds outdated
the W is for Little Willem
Here we go, once more.
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King and Máxima
Orange forever Orange forever
long live the King - and?
and Máxima
Isn't that fantastic.
Bea, thank you
André, thank you
André van Duin.
Ladies and gentlemen, doesn't this stage look fantastic?
And l would like a huge Amsterdam applause...
...for the people who built all this and paid for it:
The National Postcode Lottery.
Hip hip... - Hurray!
Ladies and gentlemen, it is a great honour for me and my orchestra...
...to be here on this fantastic square in Amsterdam...
...and play for you all.
This concert would be nothing without one voice.
The voice of Amsterdam.
When we were rehearsing last week I thought...
...he was there beside me alive and well.
Of course l'm speaking Of the legendary André Hazes.
Give him a huge applause.
He plays the role of André in the musical every night: Martijn Fischer.
she lay there sleeping
last night I asked her: wait up for me
maybe I'll get off early tonight
she nodded yes, but she knows me
now I'm standing here before you
l stayed in the pub again
on a night like that, she knows, I can never get enough
how was it? that was all she asked
all she asked
for she believes in me
she sees a future in the both of us
she never asks: take some time off for me
for she knows
this will pass
I'll write my own song
until someone discovers me and sees me
until each and everyone enjoys my songs
she trusts in me she believes in me
I will wait for the time everyone recognizes me
and you can be proud of your own man
on the streets they'll say: that Hazes guy is famous
as long as we dream
Of the happiness that awaits us somewhere
we will be together tonight
she trusts in me that is my strength
yes, my strength
for she believes in me
she sees a future in the both of us
she never asks: take some time off for me
for she knows
this will pass
until someone discovers me and sees me
until each and everyone enjoys my songs
she trusts in me
she believes in me
I'll write my own song
until someone discovers me and sees me
until each and everyone enjoys my songs
she trusts in me
she believes in me
Martijn Fischer. Another huge round of applause.
Dear Queen Máxima.
Sounds nice, doesn't it? Queen Máxima.
We will now play you the most beautiful song...
...ever composed about your country.
About Argentina.
You all know this song by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Don't cry for me Argentina.
Give her a huge applause. Here she is once again: Mirusia Louwerse.
Mirusia Louwerse.
Your Majesty.
Dear King Willem-Alexander.
We will now play a waltz especially for you.
And wherever you may be now, put away the sceptre.
Take Queen Máxima in your arms and dance along with everyone here...
...to the most beautiful waltz ever composed.
By Johann Strauss, An der schönen blauen Donau.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, you'll be going home now.
Yes, you will. - No.
You're going to go to bed. - No.
You're tired. - No.
So nów you'll be going home. - No.
To bed. - No.
Trio St.Petersburg.
You have to go to bed. - No.
The mayor has said so. - No.
Yes, he has. - No.
Give them a huge applause: the biggest pipe band of the Netherlands.
What do you mean, no?
So there.
Go home. - No.
To bed. - No.
The mayor said so. - No.
All good things must end.
All good things must end, people.
the innkeeper pours another one and looks at his clock
it really is time
everyone drinks up quickly the last glasses are filled
ajukebox suddenly falls silent
it is time someone calls from some corner
the checks are ready
can I please buy on tick tonight? a male voice asks
you can pay up tomorrow
because it is time, it really is time
Thank you for another wonderful evening
goodbye ma'am and goodbye sir you'll be back, won't you
someone rings the bell the last round is mine
then we hurry home
well alright, just one more who is even thinking of me?
I have a home after all
at the table in the corner sits a man by himself
he's staring into space
he will be forgotten soon he's thinking: where can l go?
I haven't got a penny
because it is time, it really is time
Thank you for another wonderful evening
goodbye ma'am and goodbye sir you'll be back, won't you
because it is time, it really is time
Thank you for another wonderful evening
goodbye ma'am and goodbye sir you'll be back, won't you
So there, now go home. - No.
Yes, you will. - No.
One more.
See you next time.
Sleep tight.
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