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Eater
 
  Watch me, make you
Let me, take you
Follow down, I will penetrate you baby
Run you to the ground
I will make you hate you baby

I’m an eater, I’m an eater, I’m an eater

Your cheeks are red and rosy
I’ll keep you safe and sound
I’ll keep you warm and cozy
Fatten you up to wolf you down

Your cheeks are red and rosy (watch me)
I’ll keep you safe and sound (make you)
I’ll keep you warm and cozy (let me)
Fatten you up to wolf you down (take you)

I’m an eater, I’m an eater, I’m an eater

And there’s one thing that I know is true
I’ll just make a meal of you
I’ll leave the bones and hair to rot
I don’t really care alot

Follow down (watch me)
I will penetrate you baby (make you)
Run you into the ground (let me)
I will make you hate you baby

I’m an eater, I’m an eater, I’m an eater




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