[Intro: The Young Wizard] What did you say the girl's name was? Uh... Lucy? With the hair? ...yeah The eyes? I guess so My daughter Lucy... [Verse 1: The Young Wizard] Nah, you can't do this And I've had it to about up to here Your savage ways are not gonna slip Unnoticed in my forbidden kingdom Nah, you took the piss And I don't see me forgiving this You took from me what I hold the dearest And things like this don't disappear quick (Why on earth would you do something like that) Explain yourself little cat [Verse 2: Lausse the Cat] I had the heart to mend It felt dark and I can't pretend To be full of some youthful charm and vigour When I can't feel a thing I've tried hanging with trees and drinking in abandoned factories And fist fighting, I've tried - and still there's nothing quite like Beating hearts Don't care if you think its dark I feed on ladies' hearts, that's fat If I-A-M stood for "I Am A Monster" Then guess I could be an IAMS cat See me sussing out several yats In the back of the club, with the lips in the darkness "So what this one's your girl lad?" Don't give a shit, don't care if I'm pardoned [Verse 3: Lausse the Cat (Acting as a Narrator)] This little speech didn't please the tree This balanced man sent sinful heat Turned his tree roots into long pointed vines And used them to lift up Lausse the Cat Grabbed him by his arms and his legs and he spread 'em out like I do asses fat Lausse persisted to fight and resist but the wizard tree figure didn't fuck about Used a vine so sharp to carve the little devil's heart out of his chest and left a dark hole in its place All the town was standing round to witness our friend's sorry state They laughed, cheered, clapped, and mocked his fate The cat answered [Verse 4: Lausse the Cat] Can't have a heart? I ain't sissed, I ain't assed Matter of fact I didn't ask for this shit Didn't ask for your pardon, I asked for your kid Just to scarf for a cat, and to laugh for a bit I lead myself to the park in a bit And go back to my yard where I carve me a spliff Keep your sour bitch and little moral stories Yeah, I'll piss where you stand and use paper to write this [Verse 5: Lausse the Cat (Acting as a Narrator)] The wizard tree dropped the cat upon his knees, watched him gasp in disbelief at what just happened to his heart All his feels were cursed, and all his efforts turned to dirt And all that mattered in this world was to collapse and fall apart [Outro: The Young Wizard] "Boo Hoo little cat that's what you get When you treat a lovely lady like she's nothing but a sket Eat a girl's affection for dessert, I think its dark Hence why I believe that you no longer do deserve a heart"
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