歌手:boney m 专辑:nightflight to venus
) }2 |5 L) R3 u* F8 f l, RThere lived a certain man in Russia long ago
: e, `# |# M5 j5 h) b2 y5 |He was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow
1 d! i! \7 Y2 Y: s2 s# n; l7 HMost people looked at him with terror and with fear
/ b, T$ ^/ b) M7 h6 _But to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear( \0 x3 [5 f" p& ?
He could preach the bible like a preacher
/ l. [% f& d9 ~$ n2 d4 p6 n9 WFull of ecstacy and fire9 G# S, \/ k6 w5 T* O7 k. M
But he also was the kind of teacher
* q+ @" v i* Y* v( V4 @2 vWomen would desire6 G/ t4 F* z& V) V4 n& `
) L! \' h5 Y8 QRA RA RASPUTIN
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/ T# A. \' [& P! |) }( JThere was a cat that really was gone
$ y' ~3 \! i' j- eRA RA RASPUTIN
3 r) J# Q) i( mRussia's greatest love machine
; k, q0 T' ~' u8 ]4 qIt was a shame how he carried on
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( _% d" a& e4 H" l* B eHe ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar# e) d' Z6 g" W) y% Z; |- \
But the kasachok he danced really wunderbar; u3 L8 _! ~2 J( Y- ~
In all affairs of state he was the man to please! i4 v6 i& g7 w
But he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze
2 O" F. T5 {3 ]2 [4 u- x* YFor the queen he was no wheeler dealer
, u# r" D* L' G6 l. |! h& n/ cThough she'd heard the things he'd done$ o" n9 l/ W e9 G9 G
She believed he was a holy healer
0 ] i Q( s0 s$ o0 sWho would heal her son
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Lover of the Russian queen
7 V5 X7 e) X' ^6 yThere was a cat that really was gone
) j5 {% _/ d4 O, V3 B$ v9 [RA RA RASPUTIN) o! z* M7 P. Y7 @) i/ q
Russia's greatest love machine
$ V% J, |) G7 m7 Z! S9 V9 kIt was a shame how he carried on: q" [) [9 i+ O. d* ]) U
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(Spoken:)
' t1 `% P4 L# Z1 V; sBut when his drinking and lusting and his hunger
4 `( `% X! }" j: {5 Kfor power became known to more and more people,2 R/ D$ P% ^, u( h
the demands to do something about this outrageous% F! J+ C. J1 m: n
man became louder and louder.1 o& ~5 V: j* _/ F: s8 @
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"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies" J! g+ v3 J$ i" R2 J/ J
But the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"
8 g* `$ R/ W. J1 ~! s# _/ H) _; t3 M! }No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms! \2 P9 w" ?. H8 Y# E! S: ^
Though he was a brute they just fell into his arms
# {! G& ]+ h9 N" l! h7 f1 VThen one night some men of higher standing
6 G: v3 i2 P8 [" A/ R/ kSet a trap, they're not to blame
. }( n j) D- T! r. l"Come to visit us" they kept demanding8 n8 f" Z8 C2 x: }1 Y
And he really came
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0 \% i3 C8 T1 B7 o, Z! ?! @8 nRA RA RASPUTIN
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They put some poison into his wine
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He drank it all and he said "I feel fine"
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RA RA RASPUTIN
$ t6 D, R7 F# a. I* Z3 S( R! O" n9 dLover of the Russian queen
" x( ~, d4 ~; N- yThey didn't quit, they wanted his head) X; G& H1 K4 @4 _' S D& ~
RA RA RASPUTIN' u/ D4 R! x# }- e3 @- ]; _
Russia's greatest love machine
2 | ]' X- r' B; g; rAnd so they shot him till he was dead
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, _6 z" J6 w- S; U# {(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |