[ar:Mr. Miss]
[ti:To keep my love alive]
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[00:00.00]Mr. Miss - To keep my love alive
[00:09.40]I married many men a ton of them
[00:14.09]Because I was untrue to none of them
[00:18.44]Because I bumped off every one of them
[00:23.34]To keep my love alive
[00:27.92]Sir Paul was frail he looked a wreck to me
[00:32.34]At night he was a horse's neck to me
[00:36.95]So I performed an appendectomy
[00:41.73]To keep my love alive
[00:46.22]Sir Thomas had insomnia
[00:51.42]He couldn't sleep at night
[00:55.76]Sir I bought a little arsenic
[01:00.45]He's sleeping now all right
[01:05.08]Sir Philip played the harp
[01:07.29]I cussed the thing
[01:09.56]I crowned him with his harp
[01:11.84]To bust the thing
[01:14.05]And now he plays
[01:15.76]Where harps are just the thing
[01:18.96]To keep my love alive
[01:23.74]To keep my love alive
[01:31.90]I thought Sir George had possibilities
[01:36.56]But his flirtations made me ill at ease
[01:41.19]And when I'm ill at ease I kill at ease
[01:45.96]To keep my love alive
[01:50.58]Sir Charles came from a sanatorium
[01:55.33]And yelled for drinks in my emporium
[01:59.95]I mixed one drink he's in memoriam
[02:05.15]To keep my love alive
[02:09.56]Sir Francis was a singing bird
[02:14.44]A nightingale that's why
[02:18.95]I tossed him off my balcony
[02:23.65]To see if he could fly
[02:28.35]Sir Atherton indulged in fratricide
[02:33.06]He killed his dad and
[02:34.85]That was patricide
[02:37.70]One night I stabbed him
[02:39.55]By my mattress side
[02:42.47]To keep my love alive
[02:50.57]To keep my love alive