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* The part of Mimi's energetic, celebratory "Out Tonight" in which she stops and sits, and sings about just why she just can't stay still "in the city of neon and chrome."
* "Finale B."
* Mimi trying to convince Roger to let go in "Another Day."
{{quote|"There is no future, there is not past. I live this moment as my last."}}
* From "What You Own", as Roger comes back to New York, comes this little gem:
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** Followed by Roger and Mark embracing. N'awwww.
** Well, they embrace in the film. In the original musical they're not supposed to actually see each other as they're not actually in the same location, just on the same line of thought.
* A meta example: Following Jonathan's Larson [[Tear Jerker|sudden and heartbreaking death]] just before the off-broadway premiere, the cast did a special performance of the show for his friends and family. Anthony Rapp recounts that he and several others were crying too hard to sing at some points, but they all got through it somehow. The real Crowning Moment of Heartwarming/Awesome, however, has to be when they reached ''La Vie Bohéme.'' Until that point, they had been sitting down and simply singing their parts, as they wanted the focus of the performance to be entirely on Larson's lyrics and music - but when it came time to sing ''La Vie Bohéme,'' Rapp decided that they couldn't do the song full justice while sitting down. [[Heartwarming Moments
** Also, after every subsequent performance, Rapp looked up to the sky and clapped - applauding for Jonathan.
* "Seasons Of Love" says it all.
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