The Chicken Cow
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The Chicken Cow
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This beast comes out when it is 25 degrees below zero
It can rip your head off
It can fly as high as a bird
It can bite your face
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This beast killed as many as 100,000 people
Its wings can flap like a bird
It can break a glass
It can also stab you in the ass
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This beast attacked my brother
It stabbed him in the ass while he was in the cold
His hands were frostbitten
His hands were also numb
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Who performs "The Chicken Cow"?
Wesley Willis performs "The Chicken Cow", and this lyric page sits inside the Wesley Willis catalog on LyroVerse.
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