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Mr, Grim
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MR. GRIM
Every time that life is fine
and you feel like a fortunate guy
There I’ll be, giving you the sign
to remind you of who can turn your world a wry
Mr. Grim himself
and I follow every step you take
Mr. Grim himself
and I hide in every thought you make
Every time your job goes well
and the future seems hopeful and bright
There I’ll be, giving you real hell
to remind you that life is nothing but a fight
Mr. Grim himself
and I follow every step you take
Mr. Grim himself
and I hide in every thought you make
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
Finally, when you write your will
and you feel that the end is near
There I’ll be, waiting with the bill
to remind you of who to thank for all your fear
Mr. Grim himself
and I follow every step you take
Mr. Grim himself
and I hide in every thought you make
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
Grim, Grim reaper
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Armand Gutheim Stockholm, Sweden
Armand Gutheim was born in 1960 and has since the age of 19 been active as an artist, composer, director and choreographer, as well as lyricist, librettist, photographer, painter and producer. In his multifaceted productions, Armand Gutheim often expresses much empathy and involvement in the great human issues, but always letting the art speak for itself, not seldom with a twinkle in the eye. ... more
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