Was it yesterday, or was it last year?
Did it really happen, or was it only a dream?
I was visiting a couple of old friends
And having some pretty strange experiences
The house was old and handsome, set in a garden
And when you opened the door, you stumbled over the fixed gaze of an old woman
She ceaselessly stroked her cat and shattered on and on, on and on...
That was the young girl Brunhilde, she once was gentle
She can go up in smoke now if she wants
As well as making a couple of other pretty tricks with you
Her friend he was a first rate juggler
Shrill cries from above, as if one screamed:
"I'm freaking out, I want out of here
Out of this madhouse!"
And in the next room, there is a general
He tells you about his soft worms he breeds
And when one of them escapes, his eyes grow cramp and narrow
Then he screams: "Company charge, every man to his horse!"
Shrill cries from above, as if one screamed:
"I'm freaking out, I want out of here
Out of this madhouse!"
And staggering down the stairs, it takes my breath away
To see black smoke bursts from Brunhilde's room
Two dwarfish fellows laugh themselves to death
And the old woman with the angry gaze trips me right out of my mind
Now I live here too - I can't get out
And now I live here too - I can't get out
Out of this madhouse
Did it really happen, or was it only a dream?
I was visiting a couple of old friends
And having some pretty strange experiences
The house was old and handsome, set in a garden
And when you opened the door, you stumbled over the fixed gaze of an old woman
She ceaselessly stroked her cat and shattered on and on, on and on...
That was the young girl Brunhilde, she once was gentle
She can go up in smoke now if she wants
As well as making a couple of other pretty tricks with you
Her friend he was a first rate juggler
Shrill cries from above, as if one screamed:
"I'm freaking out, I want out of here
Out of this madhouse!"
And in the next room, there is a general
He tells you about his soft worms he breeds
And when one of them escapes, his eyes grow cramp and narrow
Then he screams: "Company charge, every man to his horse!"
Shrill cries from above, as if one screamed:
"I'm freaking out, I want out of here
Out of this madhouse!"
And staggering down the stairs, it takes my breath away
To see black smoke bursts from Brunhilde's room
Two dwarfish fellows laugh themselves to death
And the old woman with the angry gaze trips me right out of my mind
Now I live here too - I can't get out
And now I live here too - I can't get out
Out of this madhouse