[Narrator]
Joseph was taken to Egypt in chains and sold
Where he was bought by a captain named Potiphar

[Narrator & Male Ensemble]
Potiphar had very few cares
He was one of Egypt's millionaires
Having made a fortune buying shares in

[Potiphar]
Pyramids

[Narrator & Male Ensemble]
Potiphar had made a huge pile
Owned a large percentage of the Nile
[Potiphar]
Meant that I could really live in style

[Narrator & male ensemble]
And he did

[Potiphar]
Yes, I did

[Narrator]
Joseph was an unimportant slave who found he liked his master
Consequently worked much harder, even with devotion
Potiphar could see that Joseph was a cut above the av'rage
Made him leader of his household, maximum promotion
[Narrator & male ensemble]
Potiphar was cool and so fine
[Potiphar]
But my wife would never toe the line

[Narrator & male ensemble]
It's all there in chapter thirty-nine of Genesis
She was beautiful but

[Potiphar's wife]
Evil

[Narrator]
Saw a lot of men against his will
He would have to tell her that she still was his

Joseph's looks and handsome figure had attracted her attention
Every morning she would beckon:

[Potiphar's wife]
"Come and lie with me, love"

[Narrator]
Joseph wanted to resist her till one day she proved too eager
Joseph cried in vain:
[Joseph]
Please stop! I don't believe in free love!

[Narrator]
Potiphar was counting shekels in his den below the bedroom
When he heard a mighty rumpus clattering above him
Suddenly he knew his riches couldn't buy him what he wanted
Gold would never make him happy, if she didn't love him!

[Narrator, children & ensemble]
Letting out a mighty roar, Potiphar burst through the door

[Potiphar]
Joseph, I'll see you rot in jail
The things you have done are beyond the pale!

[Narrator, children & ensemble]
Poor, poor Joseph locked up in a cell
Things ain't going well, hey, locked up in a cell
Poor, poor Joseph locked up in a cell
Things ain't going well, hey, locked up in a cell

Locked up in a cell