Magilla Godzilla

16 Dec 2013 by Movies tags:

Godzilla in a pet store
We’ve got a Godzilla for sale
Magilla Godzilla for sale.
Won’t you buy him,
Take him home and try him,
Godzilla for sale.

Don’t you want a little Godzilla you can call your own,
A Godzilla who’ll be with ya when you’re all alone?

Spoken: How much is that Godzilla in the window?

Take our advice,
At any price,
A Godzilla like Magilla is mighty nice.
Godzilla, Magilla Godzilla for sale.

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