After You’ve Gone

Album cover art for "After You’ve Gone" by Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock - Pop

After You’ve Gone

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[Intro: Alfred Hitchcock] My next remarks will be directed to those who have already been murdered I hope you listen closely By now you have learned the sad truth: That being a murder victim can be inconvenient at times There is a lack of certain bodily comforts You may already be on a cold slab in a drafty morgue Or you may be back at the scene of the crime Still warm and limber Waiting wearily while your murderer decides what to do with the body This is the naughties problem connected with murder That is, unless your assassin is the highly original gentleman I once knew He waits until rigor mortis sets in and then uses his victims for book-ends They make charming conversation pieces [Orchestra]

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  • Alfred Hitchcock