Boney M. - Rasputin

^AmThere lived a certain man, in Russia long ago He was ^Dmbig and strong, in his ^E7eyes a flaming ^Amglow

But to Mo^Dmscow chicks he was s^E7uch a lovely d^Amear He could preach the Bible like a preacher F^Dmull of ecstasy and f^E7ire ^AmBut he also was the kind of teacher ^DmWomen ^E7would de^Amsire

^ARa, ra, ^CRasputin ^DLover of the ^ARussian Queen ^GThere was a ^Dcat that ^Areally was gone Ra, ra, ^CRasputin ^DRussia's greatest ^Alove machine ^GIt was a shame how ^Ahe carried on

^AmHe ruled the Russian land and never mind the Tsar But the ^Dmkazachok he danced. really wunder^Ambar ^AmIn all affairs of state he was the man to please But he was real great when he ^E7had a girl to ^Amsqueeze

^DmThough she'd heard the things he'd ^E7done She believed he was a holy healer Who would heal her ^Amson

^ARa, ra, ^CRasputin ^DLover of the ^ARussian Queen ^GThere was a ^Dcat that ^Areally was gone Ra, ra, ^CRasputin ^DRussia's greatest ^Alove machine ^GIt was a ^Dshame how ^Ahe carried on

^ABut when his drinking, and ^Glusting And his hunger for ^Fpower Became ^Gknown to more and ^Ammore people ^AmThe demands to do something ^GAbout this outrageous man Became louder and ^Amlouder

"^AmThis man's just got to go!" declared his enemies But the ^Dmladies begged "Don't you ^E7try to do it, ^Amplease" ^AmNo doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms Though he ^Dmwas a brute they just ^E7fell into his ^Amarms

^DmSet a trap, they're not to ^E7blame "^AmCome to visit us" they kept demanding ^DmAnd he ^E7really ^Amcame

^ARa, ra, ^CRasputin ^DLover of the ^ARussian Queen ^GThey put some ^Dpoison ^Ainto his wine Ra, ra, ^CRasputin ^DRussia's greatest ^Alove machine ^GHe drank it ^Dall and he ^Asaid "I feel fine" ^ARa, ra, ^CRasputin ^DLover of the Russian Queen ^GThey didn't ^Dquit, they ^Awanted his head Ra, ra, ^CRasputin Russia's greatest ^Alove machine ^GAnd so they ^Dshot him ^Atill he was dead

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Oh, those Russians....