Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Florence and Molokov , by - Chess In Concert. Release date: 11.06.2009
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Florence and Molokov , by - Chess In Concert. Florence and Molokov |
| I don’t know how you can allow |
| This harm to be done to chess |
| And how this baby of yours |
| Can be persuaded back to the game |
| Easy. |
| You stop playing politics and you start playing chess |
| (sung) |
| I don’t know how |
| You have the gall to |
| Criticize us |
| When it is all too |
| Obvious this is what you wanted |
| We get the blame |
| (spoken) |
| Your man, following orders, was planning some sort of bust-up from the word go |
| You really are mad |
| He has no orders |
| Now let me put my cards |
| Upon your table-- |
| If he is aggrieved |
| Then who can blame him? |
| He is up against a man |
| Who’s less than stable |
| Who rocked his chair |
| Throughout the match then? |
| Who sniffed and coughed |
| Began to scratch, then |
| Played with his flag |
| And tapped his fingers |
| Then took a walk? |
| (spoken) |
| Your precious boy! |
| (sung) |
| Listen, you plutocratic throwback |
| You and your cronies wanna go back |
| Home to your Dachas, not the salt mines? |
| (spoken) |
| We better talk! |
| I wish, Florienz-- |
| Florence! |
| Florence, you would refrain from cheap political jibe at a time when |
| cooperation between us is vital. |
| Besides, I would have thought you’d be |
| reluctant to criticize fellow Eastern European |
| Fellow Eastern Europeans! |
| I was born a Hungarian. |
| Do you remember Hungary? |
| I wish I could. |
| I was only five when you bastards moved in. I have no memory |
| of my homeland-- my mother, my father, my people -- all taken from me by you! |
| (sung) |
| And you call yourself |
| A fellow Eastern European! |
| Come now, Miss Vassy |
| We’re digressing |
| Back to the point |
| Let’s start addressing |
| All our attention |
| To the World Chess |
| Championship |
| Cut the crap! |
| They have to meet. |
| If you deliver Anatoly, I will deliver Freddie, |
| at the Merano Mountain Inn, famous for its peace and tranquility. |
| That’s where I’ll do the business |
| We’ll do the business |
| I’ll do the business |
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|---|---|
| Where I Want to Be | 2009 |
| The Soviet Machine | 2009 |
| Difficult and Dangerous Times | 2009 |
| The Arbiter | 2009 |
| Nobody's Side | 2009 |
| Quartet (A Model of Decorum and Tranquility) | 2009 |
| Someone Else's Story | 2009 |
| The Story of Chess | 2009 |
| Commie Newspapers | 2009 |
| Press Conference | 2009 |
| I Know Him so Well | 2009 |
| Embassy Lament | 2009 |
| Pity the Child #2 | 2009 |
| The Interview | 2009 |
| 1956 - Budapest Is Rising | 2009 |
| Endgame #2 | 2009 |
| Talking Chess | 2009 |
| The Deal (No Deal) | 2009 |
| Florence Quits | 2009 |
| You and I | 2009 |