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Back to the Shack
02:06
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In many a moonless night
We used to break into the Shrieking Shack
Turned our amps all the way up
Singing: Come on, boys, let’s go
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
We’re going back to the shack
After the Battle of Hogwarts
A lot of rooms were destroyed
But our instruments survived
So come on, boys, let’s go
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
We’re going back to the shack
There’s only one place to go
Where no one complains when we scream and shout
It’s the perfect wizard rock rehearsal space
So come on, boys, let’s go
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
We’re going back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
Back to the shack
We’re going back to the shack
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2. |
Hufflepuff Girl
02:36
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I’m just a muggle and I know
That falling in love is never easy
When the one you’re falling for
Has magical abilities
We will work it out
There really is no doubt
Hand in hand we will stand
Fighting Voldemort
She’s my Hufflepuff girl (4x)
I feel as if she put a spell on me
I fell for her right from the start
She can mend my broken glasses
She can mend my broken heart
She said how about
The two of us go out
There’s a chance we will dance
At the Yule Ball
She’s my Hufflepuff girl (4x)
She really likes to take things slow
She is patient, she is tough
But who knows maybe in the end
We will fall in Hufflepuff love
She’s my Hufflepuff girl (10x)
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At Hogwarts I learned a lot of magic spells
They taught me how to fight off Dementors
At the final battle against Voldemort
I bravely fought for Harry Potter
But now I have a moral dilemma
Oh, what am I to do?
After the war was over, I got a job, a house
And I found me a wife
We got children who were cute at first
But right now they drive me to despair
So now I have this moral dilemma
Oh, what am I to do?
Is it okay to use what I learned back then
In Defense Against the Dark Arts to stop the baby’s crying?
So now I have this moral dilemma
Oh, what am I to do?
Is it okay to use what I learned back then
In Defense Against the Dark Arts to stop the baby’s crying?
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4. |
Brain Room (Rehearsal)
01:22
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What are the implications?
What is the situation?
I’ve got a real fixation
What lead to the creation of the
Brain Room (12x)
What do they study in here?
It must be something weird
What is this sordid affair?
Just tell me who supplies the
Brain Room (18x)
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I like your hair, I like your body
I like the way you smile at me
I like to spend the night with you
I like you – but you don’t like wizard rock
So bye, bye baby
Better end it here and now
There’s no use going on like this
I like you – but you don’t like wizard rock
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Did you know...
Did you know...
Did you know...
Did you know that Expelliarmus also works with musical instruments?
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