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Kid Evil
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Evil Kid, fucking up my shit
Kid Evil destroys all the people and
Toys of war
Homemade trap door
Kid Evil destroys all the people and
Candy canes are weaponized
Kid Evil destroys all the people and
Will he ever listen?
Will he get some discipline?
Love is no defense
The things he does are intense
Kid Evil destroys all the people and
Hey kid, let your father be
Hey kid, you can watch TV
Hey kid, action figures bleed
Hey kid, go outside to scream
Hey kid, let your father be
Hey kid, go outside to scream
Kid Evil destroys all the people and
Bulldozers made of Lego
Look out!
He's behind you, beside you, beneath you, between you
Believe me, he's beastly
Oh no!
He's a devil, diablo, a monster, a villain
He's dangerous children
Evil!
Is his lifeblood, his meaning
This kid is beaming when people are screaming
Get out!
You're not gonna save him
No soda, no stickers, no stars will persuade him
Let's go!
These traps that he's making, he's not little Nathan
I swear that he's Satan
Don't stop!
The fire is hotter, he poured out the water
Kid Evil destroys all the people
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The Jefreys St. Louis, Missouri
Widely considered the eleventh-best lo-fi punk basement band in the St. Louis metro area.
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