Honest Bob And The Factory-to-dealer Incentives
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Leopold

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Honest Bob And The Factory-to-dealer Incentives Canonical path: /honest-bob-and-the-factory-to-dealer-incentives/leopold Related lyric paths: 6
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Leopold

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He was born in 1882 in London

He'd kick your ass at violin and organ

And then he'd steal your wife

Hey, that's life

You broke one of my favorite possessions

Of course you realize this means war

Now I fart in your general direction

I won't stop until I even up the score

You can't keep me down forever

I will hunt you down and get her

Leopold

With Greta Garbo

Those two made quite a pair

You broke my banjo

You won't be coming up for air

And little do you know

You're singing for a long-haired hare

All I want is to sing and play me harp

What's the matter fat boy

Can't you hear you're sharp?

You can't keep me down forever

I will track you down and get her back

Leopold

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Honest Bob And The Factory-to-dealer Incentives performs "Leopold", and this lyric page sits inside the Honest Bob And The Factory-to-dealer Incentives catalog on LyroVerse.

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