Rippin Kittin

Miss Kitten

Mommy, can I go out and kill tonight?
I feel, I feel like taking a life.
Please, I wanna silver kitchen knife
And feel, feel like taking a life.

Rippin kitten killing on the round
Rippin kitten killing on the round

Daddy, can I go and hunt tonight
Like you do on Sunday mornings.
Honey, give me a real jungle knife
To feel, feel like taking my life.

Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round

Mommy, can I go out and kill tonight?
I feel, I feel like taking a life.
Please, I wanna silver kitchen knife
And feel, feel like taking a life.

Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round
Rippin kittin killing on the round

Mommy, Daddy, let me go
Mommy, Daddy, please let me go


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    Daddy, can I go and hunt tonight Like you do on Sunday mornings.

    I love that, its like if its okay for you to kill animals why not humans?

    Alexis507on February 16, 2008   Link

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