歌手：boney m 专辑：nightflight to venus
, o0 Z# e3 e X1 M. [( W `There lived a certain man in Russia long ago
X8 u% l# p d. J# ~He was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow, }" D5 }; z7 ?; ^# Y
Most people looked at him with terror and with fear
- ^1 f( B( S" d1 X6 rBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear8 g U! J' }% x1 M8 G9 p! o
He could preach the bible like a preacher# {$ X8 ]% J! U' V9 B/ q: u
Full of ecstacy and fire
5 a! z9 L" l P( vBut he also was the kind of teacher
: H% g8 O5 R4 YWomen would desire
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RA RA RASPUTIN
& Z- U( I, R3 P* r" L0 ~Lover of the Russian queen: a$ [: @: x S. l
There was a cat that really was gone+ H7 n- D, L4 o5 b4 V! U% i
RA RA RASPUTIN
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It was a shame how he carried on9 i( u: C2 I$ U; q9 G. D# ?
$ o9 d6 C) ~) e0 z/ C( _- Z3 M# } SHe ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar/ n: R) v/ P$ b, R+ o
But the kasachok he danced really wunderbar
! u6 U8 C9 b( P* a+ S* d2 b1 TIn all affairs of state he was the man to please
2 v2 ~& A8 i) J7 P1 |: I" B9 H ZBut he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze
, K# @. S8 R) V0 |' YFor the queen he was no wheeler dealer' {) s$ I; ~- }/ X! @! }* o
Though she'd heard the things he'd done
; ~5 C/ A4 ~& P) k7 w! x8 s' X$ tShe believed he was a holy healer0 ^5 \/ s8 I6 B J* }
Who would heal her son
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Lover of the Russian queen
) d+ {) A9 x- F4 J7 J0 B: \* zThere was a cat that really was gone
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8 ^3 V; D Y5 M$ Q- ~4 t2 uRussia's greatest love machine0 f. P/ p5 G: C% O- B4 e s. ]
It was a shame how he carried on) ^" P; O. k- {. y9 F+ c
7 [* b7 G( K( g1 \7 _; |(Spoken:)
7 o; p @# ]1 E" `But when his drinking and lusting and his hunger
" G) H# y |# e7 o3 C/ Yfor power became known to more and more people,, x5 \5 }4 o# L$ D4 }& X
the demands to do something about this outrageous$ c: ^* Q5 b) G m. l4 G2 {& a
man became louder and louder.) g, Y- N4 d1 q! y5 x9 c" b( w
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"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies5 X; g( U4 R2 M- N. h
But the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"
" q& `( S" c0 m- _" B1 }. Z& XNo doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms
9 P/ R0 a1 u' _& ]4 o! X' P& \' `Though he was a brute they just fell into his arms
7 ^6 X* p9 N9 F$ X; nThen one night some men of higher standing* S; p1 m2 W5 B! y- e
Set a trap, they're not to blame( j8 G, r: s, @7 w
"Come to visit us" they kept demanding
M8 t. Z B" H& q- bAnd he really came( n5 ]* D6 M1 E. ^2 F( K6 n7 Y
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RA RA RASPUTIN9 a4 k; \9 g+ U/ z
Lover of the Russian queen
4 P2 b, `) d2 f; h; pThey put some poison into his wine* v$ G" b; m' v$ E' V' M3 Z" K
RA RA RASPUTIN
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He drank it all and he said "I feel fine"7 E8 v0 M! z* c2 l9 Y# ^3 w
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They didn't quit, they wanted his head
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Russia's greatest love machine
- x) T' e4 |$ f8 [And so they shot him till he was dead) z, p- b) e$ V' H0 h6 j3 ~
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(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |
