Dracula (The Musical)
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Prologue

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dracula (The Musical) Canonical path: /dracula-the-musical/prologue Related lyric paths: 6
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Prologue

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To think its taken me a mere two weeks

From london’s smoke to these carpathian peaks

Where night seems so much more dark

What grim adventures lie in wait for me?

It’s far from what one might expect to be

The life of a lawyers clerk.

I hear the wolves, I see the mist

Cut through the jagged hills

I feel so cold; it’s not the wind that chills...

Have we arrived? Is this...?

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