Franz Kafka Rock Opera

“The Franz Kafka Rock Opera” originates from Season 1 of a 1999 video clip series called Residence films. In this episode, we discover the personality Dwayne writing a rock opera according to Kafka’s popular novella . It’s perhaps not Tommy or Quadrophenia — two of the greatest stone operas available. Nonetheless it does, true to create, function lyrics and song. You can view a segment of this stone opera overhead.

· Kafka Song #1: Introduction
He is Franz Kafka!
Franz Kafka!
Be careful if you have him pissed…
Franz! Franz Kafka!
He’ll smite metaphor fists!
Composing all they can, he’s simply a man
A warrior of words using a stand
He is Franz Kafka!
Spoken: Oh look, but here he could be, just what will he state?
I’m a lonely German…a lonely German from Prague!
Kafka! Kafka! Kafka!

· Kafka tune no. 2: turning out to be a bug
I don’t understand what’s incorrect with me i believe I’m changing into a bug
I see twice what I see I think I’m changing into a bug
We ain’t got no self-esteem i do believe I’m turning into a bug
Bet you fifty dollars I’m a guy, I’m a scholar and I’m changing into a bug
Momma like a daddy like a baby like an infant like I’ll become a bug
Yeah! Yeah!
He could be Franz Kafka!

· Kafka tune number 3: Living like a bug ain’t effortless
Residing like a bug ain’t simple
My old garments don’t appear to fit me personally
I acquired bit tiny bug legs
We don’t really know exactly what insects consume
Don’t want nobody going on me
Now I’m sympathizing with fleas
Living like a bug ain’t simple…

· Kafka Tune #4: Ending
Spoken: Welcome to paradise Franz! I am God! I believe you’re gonna enjoy it right here!
He could be Franz Kafka!

· Louis, Louis End Rap
Well, I’m, treating illness
Assisting blind individuals read
Don’t drink that milk without talking-to myself (Oh yeah!)
I’m preserving those that can’t see using their eyes
Don’t wreak havoc on myself you’ll get pasteurized!
Yeah! Think about it! Seriously! Louis Louis in the home! Break it down!
(Jason does a person beatbox)

· Kafka End Song
Right now he can
He’s only a man
A warrior of terms
Taking a stand
He grew up very poor