This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Night time in Budapest
So many people are waiting in line
Darkness without a glow
What a night to be watching a Christmas show
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are oh so grotesque
Night time in Budapest
The puppet theater is so dark inside
Gas lamps light the stage
We're watching as the curtain begins to rise
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are so grotesque
Here come the puppets
There is one, two--I see three puppets waiting in the wing
Then they start to walk in line
And suddenly they're all on the stage
I see the puppet master high above on the walkway
He pulls one string and up goes a leg, down goes a head
He pulls one more and he lets them all go
No strings, none of them fall, no strings at all
I take a look at the Little Drummer Boy up on the stage, oh no
I think he looked at me, me, is he alive?
I get a little scared as he starts to play his drum
On the skin of his hand, I see a little cut--blood
Night time in Budapest
So many things here are not what they seem
But we love them all
What a night to remember forevermore
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are so grotesque
The show has come to an end
The master himself is on the stage
With his children, the curtain must fall
And then the puppets they are gone
So many people are waiting in line
Darkness without a glow
What a night to be watching a Christmas show
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are oh so grotesque
Night time in Budapest
The puppet theater is so dark inside
Gas lamps light the stage
We're watching as the curtain begins to rise
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are so grotesque
Here come the puppets
There is one, two--I see three puppets waiting in the wing
Then they start to walk in line
And suddenly they're all on the stage
I see the puppet master high above on the walkway
He pulls one string and up goes a leg, down goes a head
He pulls one more and he lets them all go
No strings, none of them fall, no strings at all
I take a look at the Little Drummer Boy up on the stage, oh no
I think he looked at me, me, is he alive?
I get a little scared as he starts to play his drum
On the skin of his hand, I see a little cut--blood
Night time in Budapest
So many things here are not what they seem
But we love them all
What a night to remember forevermore
What a magical mystery feeling
Dancing at the end of their silvery strings
Almost human in size
Like children with plague in their flesh
These puppets are so grotesque
The show has come to an end
The master himself is on the stage
With his children, the curtain must fall
And then the puppets they are gone
Lyrics submitted by shadowwiththeeyes
The Puppet Master Lyrics as written by Kim Bendix Petersen
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Fintage House Publishing
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