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Artist: Rocky Horror
Canonical path: /rocky-horror/science-fiction-double-feature-reprise
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Science Fiction, Double Feature (Reprise)
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Science Fiction, Double Feature (Reprise)
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Science fiction
Double feature
Frank has built and
Lost his creature
Darkness has conquered
Brad and Janet
The servants gone to
A distant planet
Wooo oooh
At the late night
Double feature
Picture show
I wanna go
Uh-ohooh
To the late night
Double feature
Picture show
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