these harsh winters
last forever
First I see him
then I hear it

Run Rabbit Run Rabbit Run

when I catch him
we'll make mittens
come on over
Put the stove on

Run Rabbit Run Rabbit Run

Did you see?
I caught him by the tree
he thought that he could get away from me
What a scene
like a fleeing cherry tree
I did it yes I killed him now let's eat

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