Frankenstein

[Narration]
Now you've seen that homeless fellow down there on the corner. You've been watching him probably for as long as I have. But the poet's been staring at him and he knows more. He knows that he, he wasn't always like this. But before, he was once a grand experiment of some great scientist from some far-away land

[Verse 1]
In the early morning can you hear old Frankenstein?
You can hear him moaning, I think old Frankie's dying
I think old Frankie's dying

[Verse 2]
When the night starts falling, who will take in Frankenstein?
His mouth is lathering, he looks rabid, but he's fine
He looks rabid, but he's fine

[Verse 3]
When the clouds start gathering who will feed old Frankenstein?
He'll eat your chickens, you can see them feathers flying
You can see them feathers flying

[Verse 4]
When the lightning's flashing who will shelter Frankenstein?
Frankie ain't grounded, you can smell his dead ass frying
You can smell his dead ass frying

[Verse 5]
When the snow stops falling who will look for Frankenstein?
When winter's over, cold bones is all you'll find
Cold bones is all you'll find