歌手：boney m 专辑：nightflight to venus
( u9 O5 U$ w4 w+ EThere lived a certain man in Russia long ago5 i- G1 K; B0 D' D7 L4 \# i$ R q
He was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow
* R# [+ k7 j' V2 b: |9 c- {Most people looked at him with terror and with fear9 _1 S# |9 o* ?4 g6 p3 A( @3 z- n
But to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear
* N$ b; T* G8 x' Q. ^+ C+ FHe could preach the bible like a preacher0 v, X# j9 c0 S( Z/ x, t
Full of ecstacy and fire
2 @ G4 L9 }! u: F: lBut he also was the kind of teacher
+ ]. M" F. q3 `: W6 LWomen would desire* c6 I! q4 z) x. H6 f6 }
6 Q7 D7 e, @/ n) e' tRA RA RASPUTIN" l' a0 U5 `* `5 {
Lover of the Russian queen
- g4 U5 Z7 O" \: H" \ qThere was a cat that really was gone% {4 h" M# U1 g W! @( H
RA RA RASPUTIN
M8 N/ x5 {% S, `Russia's greatest love machine! |( l- p1 }6 Q
It was a shame how he carried on5 _! y/ ?# x _& Z' A& j/ m
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He ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar
( E7 |% x1 x' u/ I! lBut the kasachok he danced really wunderbar
) L" h( J M, K" Y0 aIn all affairs of state he was the man to please
Z( x+ b$ j: G$ r$ i, s% bBut he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze( r7 G9 \, n) F
For the queen he was no wheeler dealer+ Q" o& c* ?3 Z
Though she'd heard the things he'd done8 l+ `: r. M3 m1 ~* B* B
She believed he was a holy healer+ z* B9 f4 N8 X' @! q
Who would heal her son
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3 H9 m7 y" q# n1 o- L/ ~- rRA RA RASPUTIN
+ u9 X2 ]* B0 U' P C- eLover of the Russian queen
5 F+ y# R" L$ QThere was a cat that really was gone# l* W1 @: i; a0 Y6 Z" [) @
RA RA RASPUTIN
) m r; r( S8 P, I9 P' J2 PRussia's greatest love machine
( }& g) v( Y& x5 f1 ^It was a shame how he carried on
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But when his drinking and lusting and his hunger
1 h/ T' T: X8 `1 w) `9 ffor power became known to more and more people,! L! J6 y1 w( z2 s' P, @' Z
the demands to do something about this outrageous
+ A( r) ^( s2 H! G& h; b% v2 \# Pman became louder and louder.
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"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies
5 Z& }. ~1 ]# \But the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"1 m, W6 r' _$ l3 G% G
No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms2 ~! L% r" W; o" _; t
Though he was a brute they just fell into his arms
9 K8 X9 Z) e9 `8 m: H! cThen one night some men of higher standing# J( Q6 {1 i& A0 x% h( r7 J+ y
Set a trap, they're not to blame9 p% \$ }2 P* S! `
"Come to visit us" they kept demanding
) J: C5 ]/ v2 ?, G4 S) tAnd he really came2 S" }5 H5 U6 A8 @! n
4 U' d; i2 v! Z/ v, R3 WRA RA RASPUTIN0 G# t( d& b. {, q( u i9 E
Lover of the Russian queen# Z" _1 D/ @0 ?
They put some poison into his wine6 E' _. w# \! w( q9 x
RA RA RASPUTIN8 D; h- u7 L& ?6 D6 [
Russia's greatest love machine
; J8 T- w1 W: J4 D& lHe drank it all and he said "I feel fine"
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RA RA RASPUTIN
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. B6 |1 @$ F: NThey didn't quit, they wanted his head
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Russia's greatest love machine
1 u- r7 |2 s8 H- R4 h6 A- q% n+ |And so they shot him till he was dead2 b5 |* N* A5 y* g" B3 m
, k t2 {: P/ g u! c* c(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |
