Freddie and the trojan horse
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Freddie and the trojan horse
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Freddie and the trojan horse
Freddie, I know
When your time comes it won´t be pretty, no
You reap waht you sow
You and your friends
The trojan horse you came in left a stench
A carcass in the trench
Freddie, one day
All of the workers that you led stray
Will make you pay
Oh Freddie, you should now
Can´t punish people cause your hair won´t grow
It´s alright just let go
Freddie, I know
You waved a banner at our latest show
How so?
And why not the expected slander?
You made me feel like Zarah Leander
Just let us go...
Just let us go...
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