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Taken from the live recording of 'The Cadavers Jamboree' Musical. | |
Lyrics By Vladimirdlc | |
Music By MattTheGreat2008 | |
Performed By ScariestLlama | |
Lyrics: | |
[Gravedigger] | |
My body is filled with scars | |
and there's not a soul to blame | |
that's why I take my broken time | |
digging graves searching for my friends | |
And I know it's friday night | |
but the living is in the joy | |
I'd rather party with you all | |
because, you're warmer than beating hearts | |
What counts is what's inside | |
Woah..well, who's this? | |
Why.. it's Mr Sickamour | |
How was your night, in the afterlife? | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
I'm pretty good Mr Gravedigger, | |
How was your dinner? | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Pretty good, I had a weiner. | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
No surprise with such a diet, | |
You look much thinner! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Have a good night Mr Sickamour, | |
before I go is there is anything I can do for you? | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
Well Mme.LePicafleur doesn't talk me to any more | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Why's that, how come? | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
She says I'm welcome in her heart no more. | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Why's that, how come? | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
She says that I want her as a whore!. | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Come to my party, I may look thinner, but you'll be a winner! | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
Oh that would be lovely but... | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Shh... speak of it no more, | |
come to my house, come to my party, | |
she'll be there, and I assure you, | |
Mr Sickamour, I may look thinner, but you, | |
you'll be a winner! | |
[Mr.Sickamour] | |
Ok Mr Gravedigger... | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I walk down this hollow path | |
the cold breeze freezing my lungs | |
and as tight as it feel this night | |
I cannot help but feel at home | |
And walk by this lonely path, | |
I hear crying whispers go, | |
hear these crying whispers go...! | |
Huh, what's this, who's that, who's there!? | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
Here is a Madame, the one they call LePicafleur | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Madame!, ça va ce soir in this long long night? | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
Un peu mal, Monsieur Gravedigger, | |
My goodness, you look much thinner! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Ahem, don't worry Mme.LePicafleur | |
you worry me un petit peu more. | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
How come? Are this tears the truth you seek? | |
I've parted ways my dear. | |
I guess is it not a secret. | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Is your heart not longing for him? | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
What you mean, what do you know? | |
For him I'm nothing but a whore! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Madame, if your tongue was made of silver, mine would be of gold. | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
What you mean, what do you know? | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I came from talking with Mr.Sickamour | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
You mean, my beau? Better let him go! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Just wait, hold on! Don't run that way | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
Is there is something left you have to say? | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I do, have say, but it's not for me to tell. | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
What you know just tell me? Le secrete may kill me instead, | |
is Sickamour's words you hold ce-jour? | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I do, have say, but it's not for me to tell. | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
I beg you please. | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Ok... just come to my house party tonight, and there, | |
Sicamour will bring a scam! | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
What!? | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I mean a Ring | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
Are my ears hearing wrong this time | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Fat chance! | |
[Mme.LePicafleur] | |
I'll be there for sure ce soir! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
A plus Madame! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
And there is Sally | |
She is like birds kissing when the moon-light comes | |
They never come | |
And there is Sally | |
She is like that grumpy friend | |
That you invited to the party, they never come.... | |
[Sally] | |
You never know | |
[Gravedigger] | |
No way! | |
[Sally] | |
You never know | |
[Gravedigger] | |
I hear her voice | |
[Sally] | |
I'm here just waiting | |
In the shadow of yourself | |
[Gravedigger] | |
but why you hiding from my gaze, this darkness not infest | |
[Sally] | |
I came to show you the wicked truth of this mess | |
[Gravedigger] | |
What mess? What show? What you hold so dear that's gone? | |
[Sally] | |
That this is all a charade, I'll go! | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Where to, how, how do you even know? | |
[Sally] | |
I'll explain when we get there, I'll explain everything. | |
[Gravedigger] | |
Ok, lets go! | |
[Narrator] | |
And so the gravedigger left with Sally, | |
to meet with Mr Sickamour and Madame Picafleur | |
blissfully unaware that all the voices of his friends were inside his head, | |
creeping ever closer, a darker secret, yet to be revealed, | |
as they travel to that house, in a graveyard plain |
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