boys your mother is dead
she died because you sent her away she
was weak sick in her mind
you know my business yes
power is about strength
if you're sure weakness you will give
our enemies an opening
he is weak like his mother leave him
what happened that day
I stared death in the face and for the
first time I saw my true self
tell me about this Hunter
they say he uses a connection with
animals to track his prey
once you're on his list
there's only one way off the six of us
and only one of you there's six of you
nowwhy do you hunt my father puts evil into
the world
I take it out
I think you're some kind of Honor you
were exactly like our father just
another man hunting foreign
Mr tagline
Mr tackling
where's Mr tagley oh you're standing in
him
you're a goddamn lunatic oh you just
figured that out now
there is an animal in each one of us
don't you want to know why they call me
the rhino
foreign…
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