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Rasputin Lives! (1978)
03:35
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Just as you pictured the bill has come due
The staff saw you glance at the door
Oh what a hassle, the shit you've been through
But you just want a little bit more
Your love's like the mouth of a tunnel
You can't hold it long enough to care
You've got a ritual
The darkness comes at night
At night
One day for certain your ship will come in
Or else what was all of it for?
You once had a vision of an intimate life
But you live with one foot out the door
Your love is the mouth of a tunnel
You can't hold it long enough to care
You've got a rtitual
The darkness comes at night
At night
At night
At night
At night
At night
At night
At night
At night
At night
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You try to be nobody's fool
Walk in kindness is your rule
But there's a killer in the alleyway
And he doesn't know your name
Taken, but don't take it so bad
Who could ever hope to run ahead of the wind for so long
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