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Marching To Rome

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Bogus Blimp Canonical path: /bogus-blimp/marching-to-rome Related lyric paths: 6
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Marching To Rome

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As I enter the basement I live in,

I notice that something is wrong.

The smell from the refrigerator

has grown tremendously strong.

The Ooze has merged with the yoghurt.

Add Cauliflower and you have got a brain.

The smell grow so vicious,

I think I am going insane.

Is it alive? Is it ALIVE? No way!

Yet it slides slowy towards me and

adresses me in a blubbly way.

[Beast:] Come to me love!

[Man:] What do you want? What do you want?!

[Beast:] With your feet and my mind,

we will conquer the world in a day.

Come to me, love! Come to me love!

[Man:] No way!

[Beast:] Yes way! We are marching to Rome!

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