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Artist: Aaron Fraser-Nash
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Black Widow Sings A Song
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Black Widow Sings A Song
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You tell people I moved out west?
Got a teaching job?
And I been looking for a house to buy, when the interest rates drop
But we all know that's not my story
I should have come back a long time ago knowing all the things that they do
The Red Room still producing killers as skilled as me and you
But I excelled and exceeded all the expectations, tenfold
The greatest assassin to grace this earth, I broke taskmasters mold
I lied and killed, tortured and broke, every mark I ever had
But I didn't wanna be a pawn anymore, once I got my conscience back
Don't fight me, sis
I have come back to make things right
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
Ma and pa, I didn't fall far
What a super, little family
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
I'm back to kill Taskmaster
And put an end to the Red Room finally
I'm so happy to see my family, and so glad dad never went hungry
You still fit into your superhero suit, I don't see how that could be comfy
Ma, I'm not a little kid no more, you can't tell me not to slouch
I'm here on business, you can tell I'm his, just like dad Oscar the grouch
Memories of endless training, restraining techniques
Martial arts, sisters in arms, seduction betrayal spying schemes
Come, fight me if you wish
I've not lost one yet
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
Ma and pa, I didn't fall far
What a super, little family
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
I'm back to kill Taskmaster
And put an end to the Red Room finally
Who knows what the future will bring?
All I know is I got to end the assassin brainwashing
Even if I have to die
For my family, that's a worthy sacrifice
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
Ma and pa, I didn't fall far
What a super, little family
The Red Room may have trained me
But I'll never forget who raised me
I'm back to kill Taskmaster
And put an end to the Red Room finally
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