| At night, thieves broke into the museum,
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| And one said to the other:
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| "You, brother, take what you want, just hurry,
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| And I’m driving to the throne room for now, I’ll be in a flash!”
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| Chorus:
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| And the thief was left alone
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| Among ancient sculptures and paintings,
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| And he sees that countess with a valiant husband
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| On the painting,
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| All in outfits
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| In a blue dress.
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| The thief, thinking, took out his knife.
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| He separated the countess from her husband.
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| And with a smile to the count he said:
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| "I fell in love with your wife, don't be angry!"
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| Chorus:
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| And the thief was left alone
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| Among ancient sculptures and paintings,
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| And he sees that countess with a valiant husband
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| On the painting,
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| All in outfits
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| In a blue dress.
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| As soon as the thieves left the museum,
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| How an angry count left the picture.
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| And in the dark park he overtook his friends,
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| He firmly pressed the offender to the tree:
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| "Well, got caught, robber,
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| I will teach you!
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| Damn, you wanted to separate me from my wife!
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| And as a punishment I will drag you with me,
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| Forever you will be under my foot!”
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| The countess is standing in the picture,
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| Hugs her husband.
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| And the noble count directed his gaze into the distance,
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| And the poor thief cries under his feet.
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| The countess is standing in the picture,
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| Hugs her husband.
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| And the noble count directed his gaze into the distance,
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| And the poor thief cries under his feet. |