"Fabiola and the Sad Faced Clown" genre: Folk Rock
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	A song about a party with some pretty interesting guests, not in the least Fabiola and a certain clown, during which something disturbing happens... almost.
	MP3.com CD: Sweet Lady of Flowers - buy it! Credits: (c) Tale 2002. Written by Theo Niessink. Acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drum computer, harmonica, keyboards (organ), mandolin, vocals - Theo Niessink.
	Story Behind the Song Acoustic guitar, bass guitar, drum computer, harmonica, keyboards (organ), mandolin, vocals - Theo Niessink. Lyrics FABIOLA AND THE SAD FACED CLOWN 't Was at the party of Lazarus Casanova came up to me To discuss the beauty of Fabiola dressed in white I saw her standing with the sad faced clown Music, Beethoven's hearing-aid found She told them a joke, ending it with a smile Lazarus frowned, he didn't understand She lost grip, I offered my hand Casanova fetched us a drink Meanwhile a warm summer's breeze blew through the room Lazarus went out to get some air Beethoven now lost speech In despair he hit Casanova who willingly got hurt Lazarus came back in, looking fine Fabiola took a nip of her wine Very carefully spilling some on my shirt Smoke was coming from the fire in the garden When the doorbell rang around midnight In came this man called Mr. Hide Who was Lazarus' best friend ever after He and Fabiola went outside Where Beethoven had suddenly died of fright For he had heard Hide's evil laughter I stared out the window, only darkness But then I saw Fabiola's white dress Stained with blood, taken by the winds That were laughing at Casanova and his shoes He jumped up and went out through the window Leaving no trace, not even his shadow About that time Lazarus went asleep He grasped for the dress, but felt a hand Hide screaming "The promised land!" But she held on and came back from the deep When Hide sank further into the ground Fabiola's tears drawn on the face of the clown But she drew him a smile he would forever keep Her tears dried in the first light of dawn He took Fabiola back inside The party was over, Casanova had died And Lazarus was seeing out all the guests Beethoven played some old love song I kissed Fabiola goodbye, "So long" Then she left, still wearing her muddy but white dress I greeted Beethoven and I went home

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