Hedda Gabler
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Hedda Gabler
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Hedda gabler
Had a very funny face
Tired of waiting
Tired of the human race
Like her brother
Sitting in the library
Reading how dear adolph
Was going to save all germany
Hedda gabler
She’ll go down in history
Hedda gabler
Down in all her misery
Like her mother
Married to the bank manager
She took the money
Hung him in the closet for fun
Hedda gabler
She’ll go down in history
Hedda gabler
Down in all her misery
Hedda gabler
She’ll go down in history
Hedda gabler
Down in all her misery
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
Sleep... sleep.... sleep, hedda gabler
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John Cale performs "Hedda Gabler", and this lyric page sits inside the John Cale catalog on LyroVerse.
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