歌手:boney m 专辑:nightflight to venus
; K/ n' ^" i6 EThere lived a certain man in Russia long ago
3 I6 t5 _* j7 K/ |0 bHe was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow' q# k1 E/ J5 `# ]* y: q
Most people looked at him with terror and with fear
# P; T3 {; i, b+ H HBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear1 H1 E/ a. }3 j2 z" ?! m
He could preach the bible like a preacher( ?0 g! X+ ]' s) h
Full of ecstacy and fire
+ z# c; Q3 U4 _$ c0 I0 JBut he also was the kind of teacher
3 M" y" O6 q) R: N. fWomen would desire4 Q+ u$ }7 X% c
* e# N0 _1 F! N- c. fRA RA RASPUTIN' }9 O7 H+ c8 f' n
Lover of the Russian queen; r- ], @* I# S3 B1 ~. Y2 }
There was a cat that really was gone e$ U! c, N- F0 Z
RA RA RASPUTIN
9 J1 q4 P0 {7 O. {1 d( z- }Russia's greatest love machine
* O; @- |2 u6 k6 k. q9 t( IIt was a shame how he carried on
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9 u' ~9 c: w# W: E6 z1 ?He ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar+ T0 @6 }: q; g6 u- q* u
But the kasachok he danced really wunderbar) v2 |* m) f7 o, `+ v8 q; k
In all affairs of state he was the man to please9 w3 z7 H( l8 f' @9 S2 L- D2 o
But he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze
+ P* \, X) D5 {6 N$ T, sFor the queen he was no wheeler dealer( \& x: ^6 D. j
Though she'd heard the things he'd done
: s. W0 D" W: uShe believed he was a holy healer' @1 i0 V S' f% ]. Q, ?0 U- [8 G
Who would heal her son; ]5 T! U( P' w0 D- @
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Lover of the Russian queen1 X$ S6 Z6 A4 v# V
There was a cat that really was gone* `# p: j( h) w# z, p6 Q
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Russia's greatest love machine E7 k( r! X3 e- \% O& G
It was a shame how he carried on& t t6 t5 f( |; O/ j& a6 \
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(Spoken:)
% w/ l2 {9 p s( f3 b3 g DBut when his drinking and lusting and his hunger
5 T! O$ v8 c, E2 c! g8 M+ A$ Gfor power became known to more and more people,! H# i/ D) _0 p8 J- A" j
the demands to do something about this outrageous0 t4 Z# z. a' j6 z! G" r2 P2 C
man became louder and louder.
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b1 H+ i% x; T2 n" v"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies/ T+ Y2 f/ q) N1 M' e8 d6 P B
But the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"% U+ q$ ]" Q7 ~0 Q, C* ^
No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms
5 u& w$ T- F0 u: e. D4 l C# C& LThough he was a brute they just fell into his arms
0 C0 _9 L- q+ f0 n4 D. q2 O# s. w# eThen one night some men of higher standing
& _% h- U6 N- g% V; T3 q- NSet a trap, they're not to blame+ i# v% q. e* _+ p
"Come to visit us" they kept demanding$ N, f# I5 I4 F. v( c
And he really came; G, c3 M5 v( D. Z
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RA RA RASPUTIN
- h9 L3 ?; @" l' @" H) V$ ?1 SLover of the Russian queen+ b, K H, X, N* [
They put some poison into his wine1 e$ N; J$ D; f: O. ~7 y6 U4 I
RA RA RASPUTIN
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He drank it all and he said "I feel fine"
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RA RA RASPUTIN
! O* r; b# y8 |" ?) ]; Y0 kLover of the Russian queen
7 W0 {5 }/ Q Q }They didn't quit, they wanted his head
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Russia's greatest love machine' w6 ]; M( T9 B9 j/ D
And so they shot him till he was dead! `& s) `6 L. r3 |( B: P. i( a
9 ~5 T q8 q8 g0 V1 O(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |