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There lived a certain man in Russia long ago
3 }( F* w! f% P( L" THe was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow
% V9 C& ]" z2 e7 AMost people looked at him with terror and with fear
2 W/ }* a q, s; R: F) _- NBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear
. A1 T) a. s8 }8 Q9 d- zHe could preach the bible like a preacher* q6 T) `3 p5 ^
Full of ecstacy and fire+ Q& X3 O% H- r0 T; V, O3 z" o3 K
But he also was the kind of teacher
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RA RA RASPUTIN
$ f& ], ]7 [/ H& o, s# fLover of the Russian queen
* ^6 E* n ]) d$ yThere was a cat that really was gone7 D, k; m/ z& {& @$ U$ t
RA RA RASPUTIN3 m; b8 t, j; D, }
Russia's greatest love machine
/ n- w+ n3 N. u/ Z2 bIt was a shame how he carried on! |5 T; K( x" N4 v# ?+ W- {
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He ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar
; [) w1 s( N6 j* Q. eBut the kasachok he danced really wunderbar. r) @8 W0 _: ]
In all affairs of state he was the man to please
% s; x: J0 M4 V s* Z- ~But he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze
6 n; d- D1 W& `% W- }$ T5 xFor the queen he was no wheeler dealer
# Z: d% G2 p+ l* d; mThough she'd heard the things he'd done2 `8 B7 g& V' q" |2 w
She believed he was a holy healer
- K: u( f/ z0 V" g% s4 GWho would heal her son
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Lover of the Russian queen9 d5 ~7 c5 b* y; Z/ M2 @
There was a cat that really was gone
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& p+ `( l/ M5 a7 C8 J! W/ [/ Z; BRussia's greatest love machine
7 V( O8 `$ [" D" _" E2 b ~It was a shame how he carried on! W1 d9 \. W3 W; K9 A& t
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(Spoken:)
. y1 R/ h+ l% A3 W' VBut when his drinking and lusting and his hunger; U% ~+ D& a( j" v/ Y
for power became known to more and more people,
- a6 C* f& f% w( g3 }6 k9 Bthe demands to do something about this outrageous
. `' X/ ^7 W8 J: I. V, {9 vman became louder and louder.
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"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies# R+ T, J0 j* n( q& G) S# t J- u( H
But the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"
6 ]% G, N( D7 hNo doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms
/ _; z5 p- k: w# {$ }+ gThough he was a brute they just fell into his arms
% R; V* S) C, d- T1 g! E4 X: oThen one night some men of higher standing0 \) g _' B [% v# l+ ]6 v. Q1 t
Set a trap, they're not to blame
g; r# v8 g8 L# ?! L"Come to visit us" they kept demanding o8 z6 T3 C& h
And he really came8 a! L+ I7 _- f$ P# o1 Q% t
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RA RA RASPUTIN
3 d9 `. m& i% Y0 ^$ l- ~* QLover of the Russian queen
& I# X# X# G5 K' c, AThey put some poison into his wine3 L M* c L7 w$ w" r1 ~
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He drank it all and he said "I feel fine"
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; D7 ?- L5 [' E4 I5 `1 ZRA RA RASPUTIN
* y( `9 s; e, Z% Z8 }" pLover of the Russian queen4 G# L X s) ]; t) c
They didn't quit, they wanted his head
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And so they shot him till he was dead
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/ j3 m0 a) e5 O! o- L5 z9 O% c8 W/ h(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |