Frankenstein
Song · Gene Moss · 1 min · 175 words
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On a mountain near a good age, in a castle big and fine, developed a doctor of his rocker and his name was Frankenstein. His approach was scientific, and he had a secret lab. Its main feature was a creature which he built upon a slab.
Oh my doctor, oh my doctor, oh my doctor, Frankenstein. You have gone and made a monster. You'll be sorry, Frankenstein. I put the thing together with some wires, screws, and bells. Then I charged the giant body with a hundred thousand bells.
Oh my doctor, oh my doctor, oh my doctor, Frankenstein. You have gone and made a monster. You'll be sorry Frankenstein, but the monster was a killer and he murdered eight or nine. So the villagers got angry, dreadful sorry Frankenstein.
They attacked the doctor's castle and they burned it through the ground and they got rid of the doctor. But the monster's still around. Oh my doctor, oh my doctor, oh my doctor, Frankenstein You have gone and made a monster, now you're sorry, Frankenstein
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