La la la la la la la la la Luciëlla
La la la la la la la la la Luciëlla

Eva K. sent a letter
And Trishy was untrue
Tamara I couldn't get her
At Michael's saw Luciëlla I was through!

Oh help me I'm about to cry
Won't do the things I want you to (all of the time)
Oh help me I'm about to cry

Ciëlla you and me
It's something that could never be
Ciëlla me and you
It's something that never could be true

Scaraboushka, orgy porgy's lonely too
Scaraboushka, too odd and way too weird for you
Scarabouska, fluffy back and a peachy plum
Scaraboushka, my Kim has to to call you mom
Luciëlla I'm your groom

Tere never existed
Colinda's something new
And Debby's like my sister
Luciëlla so I want to marry you

Oh help me I'm about to cry
Won't do the things I want you to (all of the time)
Oh help me I'm about to cry

Ciëlla you and me
It's something that could never be
Ciëlla me and you
It's something that never could be true

Scaraboushka, orgy porgy's lonely too
Scaraboushka, too odd and way too weird for you
Scarabouska, fluffy back and a peachy plum
Scaraboushka, my Kim has to to call you mom
Luciëlla I'm your groom

La la la la la la la la la Luciëlla
La la la la la la la la Luciëlla
La la la la la la la la la Luciëlla

Ciëlla you and me
It's something that could never be
Ciëlla me and you
It's something that never could be true

Scaraboushka, orgy porgy's lonely too
Scaraboushka, too odd and way too weird for you
Scarabouska, fluffy back and a peachy plum
Scaraboushka, my Kim has to to call you mom
Luciëlla I'm your groom


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