Brad & Janet & Abigale Haness & B. Miller
Abigale Haness & Bruce Scott & Michael Fontaine
Dr. Frank N. Furter & Tim Curry
Rocky Horror & Kim Milford
Dr. Frank N. Furter & Tim Curry
Dr. Frank N. Furter & Tim Curry
Brad & Janet & Abigale Haness & B. Miller
Tim Curry & Boni Enten & Graham Jarvis & Meat Loaf & Abigale Haness
Brad, Janet, & the Narrator & Graham Jarvis & Abigale Haness & B. Miller
[FRANK-N-FURTER]
A weakling weighingninety-eight pounds
Got sand in his face when kicked to the ground
His girl split on him
And then, in the gym
The sweat from his pores
As he worked for his cause
Made him glisten and gleam
And with massage
And just a tiny little bit of
Steam
He was thin, but quite clean!
He was in good shape...
(But the wrong shape!)
He ate nutritious high protein
And swallowed raw eggs
Tried to build up his shoulders
His chest, arms, and legs
Then a magazine advert
With a new muscle plan
Said: "In just seven days..."
(spoken)
Are you ready ,my baby?
("Wah I can make you a man!")
A-a-a-a-an!
[Sung]
He'd done press-ups and chin-ups
Cleaned and jerked, done the snatch
Thought dynamic tension
Just must be a catch
So he reread the advert
To see how it ran
It said: "In just seven days..."
(spoken)
Are you ready my sugar?
("I can make you a man!") Ma-a-a-a-an!
Charles Atlas Song was written by Richard O’Brien.
Charles Atlas Song was produced by Lou Adler.