Flautist Hamelin
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Flautist Hamelin
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Who can clean our city of these mice?
Who will win a clean bag of gold a man raises
His hand and says i can. i he played his flute and
All the rats will come out of town more when he
Come back the man who promised the gold they
Do not pay the worst thing that exists and one deceive
You with words the more he'll be back and played
The flute for the children he took them to a cave and
Did things just to be angry and betrayed could and
Then made them jump into a river and drown never
Deceive someone whom you do not know you do not
Know what he can and he may have a troubled mind until other
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Scream 119 performs "Flautist Hamelin", and this lyric page sits inside the Scream 119 catalog on LyroVerse.
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