Rasputin

<br>Their lived a certain man<br>In Russia long ago<br>He was big and strong in his eyes a flaming glow<br>Most people looked at him<br>With terror and with fear<br>But to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear<br>He could preach the bible like a preacher<br>Full of extasy and fire<br>But he also was the kind of teacher<br>Woman would desire.<br><br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br>lover of the Russian queen<br>There was a cat that really was gone<br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br>Russia`s greatest love-machine<br>It was a shame how he carried on.<br><br>He ruled the Russianland<br>And never mind the Czar<br>But the Kasatschok he danced really wunderbar<br>All affairs of state<br>He was the man to please<br>But he was real great when he hand a girl to squeeze<br>For the queen he was no wheeler dealer<br>Though she heard the thing`s he`d done<br>She believed he was a holy healer<br>Who would heal her son.<br><br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br>lover of the Russian queen<br>...<br><br>But when his drinkin` and lusting<br>and his hunger for power<br>Became know to more and more people<br>The demans to do something about this outrageous man became<br>Louder and louder<br><br>Hey<br>hey<br>hey...<br><br>This man just gotta go<br>Declared his enemies<br>But the ladies begged don`t you try to do it please<br>No doubt this Rasputin<br>Had lots of hidden charmes<br>Though he was a brute they just fell into his arms<br>Then one night some men of higher standing<br>Set a trap they`re not do blame<br>Come to visit us they kept demanding<br>And he really came.<br><br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br><br>Lover of the Russian queen<br>They put some poison into his wine.<br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br>Russia`s greatest love-machine<br><br>He drank it all and said: "I feel fine."<br><br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin<br>lover of the Russian queen<br>They didn`t quit<br>they wanted his head<br>Ra-Ra-Rasputin Russia`s greatest love-machine<br>And so they shot him till he was dead.<br><br>Oh<br>those Russians