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Artist: Peter And The Test Tube Babies
Canonical path: /peter-and-the-test-tube-babies/elvis-is-dead
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Elvis Is Dead
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Elvis Is Dead
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Elvis had an heart-attack, 'cos he got too bleedin' fat.
He weighed nearly half a ton, he looked more like a pregnant mum.
Elvis is dead, Elvis is dead.
Elvis had a gammy leg, he had a gammy head.
He had a gammy kidney, he's better-off dead.
In August 1977, Elvis met his fate.
But he couldn't get into heaven, 'cos he couldn't get thru the gate.
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