Lyrics The Ballad of Harry Chamberlin and the Surreptitious Window Cleaner - I Monster
An
old
inventor
once
said
Window
cleaners
see
many
things,
so
keep
a
watch
for
one.
Harry
Chamberlin
had
a
big
idea
while
Playing
on
his
Hammond
organ
at
home
in
California
He
thought,
Why
cant
I
press
a
key
and
hear
an
orchestra?
The
clarinet?
The
flute?
A
vibraphone?
A
violin?
A
harpsichord?
A
sly
trombone?
So
Harry
set
to
work
with
a
screwdriver
and
a
dream
And
after
a
few
years
of
tinkering
he
completed
the
Chamberlin
machine
With
a
tape
recording
of
a
real
instrument
for
every
key
The
orchestra
in
the
box
was
a
reality
Now
everyone
can
have
a
big
band
in
their
home
Now
everyone
can
have
a
big
band
in
their
home
Francin,
the
window
cleaner
is
coming
to
town
He's
looking
to
expand
his
horizons
Oh
Harry
you
had
better
watch
out
Francin,
he's
blown
away
by
Harry's
invention
He
offers
to
become
the
salesman
And
take
the
Chamberlain
to
the
nation
Who's
that
man?
Bill
Francin
Who's
that
man?
Bill
Francin
Harry,
he
never
understood
rock
n
roll
His
heart
belonged
to
the
big
band
sound
The
Chamberlin
was
built
for
the
lounge
Who's
that
man?
Bill
Francin
Who's
that
man?
Bill
Francin
Bill
soon
retired
of
Harry's
lack
of
ambition
He
saw
an
opportunity
and
so
began
his
mission
Unknown
to
harry
he
took
a
boat
to
England
With
two
chamberlain's
rebadged
as
Francins
He
would
find
somebody
to
imitate
him,
refine
Harry's
design
They
would
construct
themselves
a
Francin
Mk.
1
And
Bill
would
make
his
fortune

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