Mom Is Home
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Mom Is Home
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Once upon a time, in the deep forest of scwartzhworth,
seven little kids was home alone, and then, the wolf came knocking
on the door. This is the sound of moe.
Mom is home, but you can open the door,
don't be afraid now, not anymore
Let the party begin!
Well I'm the wolf let me inn let me party begin
I'm the wolf let me inn let me inn (x4)
Mom is home, but you can open the door,
don't be afraid now, not anymore
Let me inn!
Mom is home, but you can open the door,
don't be afraid now, not anymore
Well I'm the wolf let me inn let me party begin
I'm the wolf let me inn let me inn (x4)
Mom is home, but you can open the door,
don't be afraid now, not anymore
Let me inn! Let me inn!
Mom is home, but you can open the door,
don't be afraid now, not anymore
Let me inn! Let me inn!
THE END
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