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Artist: 22 Pistepirkko
Canonical path: /22-pistepirkko/frankenstein
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Frankenstein
Read Frankenstein lyrics by 22 Pistepirkko on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Frankenstein
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It was a boring day in that big whitehouse
White wearing nurses looking after us
Amen they said and amen i prayed
Then one day i met this strange looking man
He rang their bell and smelled like hell
Oh boy,good heaven
Is he a man, called frankenstein
He said:"i´ve heard that you wanna play"
Yes you´re right but they want me to stay
Don´t worry son, i got a golden way
They´ll be happy to hear you play
Oh boy,good heaven
Is he a man, called frankenstein
Goodbye mad house
No more pills to eat
I wonder how long he´ll try
It was a boring day in that big whitehouse
White wearing nurses looking after us
Amen they said and amen i sayed
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