歌手:boney m 专辑:nightflight to venus
% Z' l2 v2 l5 S8 w! ]$ ?There lived a certain man in Russia long ago
8 N. T8 l9 D, b: L- `. XHe was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glow0 w! \; Q* I. D3 Q% n9 {7 P
Most people looked at him with terror and with fear
2 ~$ O' {: |' }: C! W6 L5 G LBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear
. n! S& @+ n- a3 _. CHe could preach the bible like a preacher
M/ q' ?! C$ G9 V4 }Full of ecstacy and fire+ W: x; ^. x' s5 ]! u) m% U) W
But he also was the kind of teacher
5 t$ X( ^8 F; k% bWomen would desire
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RA RA RASPUTIN' A/ ~- v4 B4 H/ F5 {- a0 h
Lover of the Russian queen( o0 a2 @7 G6 o3 m. q Y; ~# @: H
There was a cat that really was gone, w+ t2 k8 T- V" c H, N, I
RA RA RASPUTIN
' Z% Y( k' B5 S! ZRussia's greatest love machine
( f8 |: b' O) ?9 y2 wIt was a shame how he carried on* S4 O4 ~( ^# [6 u5 I; G
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He ruled the Russian land and never mind the czar
) [+ r/ P0 k0 Q9 I- L. ZBut the kasachok he danced really wunderbar
2 [5 I; `; y* J- U; rIn all affairs of state he was the man to please
3 W& m- }5 k" w9 W+ T: Z( sBut he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze
% H9 i+ c( L- Y& O4 } NFor the queen he was no wheeler dealer
; e1 F, n2 o+ s$ S8 ]Though she'd heard the things he'd done( {9 S+ C! N4 w5 {6 P( {3 K/ x
She believed he was a holy healer
% M$ K5 E2 Z# l" JWho would heal her son
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RA RA RASPUTIN$ h8 Y; e2 m* d- q$ d& K8 d3 p
Lover of the Russian queen
+ K ~( J% J+ {4 K KThere was a cat that really was gone
5 q S5 V# ~8 i: N- o( n- _: Z! ZRA RA RASPUTIN
" A, _( V2 L, v* h; qRussia's greatest love machine
7 ? |7 j0 M4 N+ [& E" e' hIt was a shame how he carried on
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~6 B) O& C6 T/ _# w3 @1 @- `(Spoken:)
4 x9 b* m0 U( vBut when his drinking and lusting and his hunger
) S* s" z& Z5 M# B/ l9 pfor power became known to more and more people,
+ [9 L& q! ~& r! b8 m! \the demands to do something about this outrageous
; D5 t/ e% Z* k9 r3 W1 lman became louder and louder.
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8 M' E8 [) D! D) h, t! R"This man's just got to go!" declared his enemies
$ ^% ?( e) C6 n! G: N, S+ Q/ rBut the ladies begged "Don't you try to do it, please"
$ d# H4 ]2 H5 ]* yNo doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms
' ~! B/ M2 z, k' }8 {Though he was a brute they just fell into his arms4 g b( G: R$ R7 C3 I
Then one night some men of higher standing9 d! u6 E' N. u* A- _- Q
Set a trap, they're not to blame
6 W4 t% g; q- Y& `9 h! C& c+ X( C"Come to visit us" they kept demanding$ k( K2 R: K! [ T% b) M" A
And he really came, ~/ ]$ M" U, [& @' o. Q
0 i3 n& m% i, q3 WRA RA RASPUTIN, ]' Q; p3 w+ M; H7 {" K0 h
Lover of the Russian queen5 N; P% r, w" g
They put some poison into his wine
* E: A+ L7 ]3 N/ m+ e# qRA RA RASPUTIN
) c( \9 B8 H& }1 cRussia's greatest love machine
8 ]4 o- q w' o Q* CHe drank it all and he said "I feel fine"5 b4 m3 w# H/ ]3 F- Z. u' S
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Lover of the Russian queen7 r. C" c# ^# u% u$ n* {
They didn't quit, they wanted his head c' P2 i9 u( }9 Q) s: B3 E: t
RA RA RASPUTIN
5 I Q* ]. m, q9 O6 h6 SRussia's greatest love machine
3 ?! T7 v, O! n/ A' C4 C, X: Q2 }And so they shot him till he was dead
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(Spoken:) Oh, those Russians... |