| Look out
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| Here comes the mean old farmer with a chopper in his hand
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| Watch out
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| He’s got the oil all ready in his frying pan
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| Cut out, he’s got a mind to catch you and he’ll catch you if he can
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| He’s strutting but he’s only concerned with eating
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| He’s strutting but he’d better not look behind him
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| Could be that he’s sussed that there’ssomething going on
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| Maybe he’s already seen the blade that’s waiting for him
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| Is he really ready to run while he’s still got a head
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| Look out
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| Here comes death
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| Watch out
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| Here comes death
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| Cut out while you can
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| He got away
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| He got away
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| He’s in a trap
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| Please spare a thought for my children he pleaded (he pleaded)
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| I may be old but I’m needed (he's needed)
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| He’s playing for time thought the farmer and for once he was right
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| Look out
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| Here comes a mean old farmer with a chopper in his hand
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| Watch out
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| He’s got the oil all ready in his frying pan
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| Cut out
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| He’s got a mind to catch you and he’ll catch you if he can
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| Look out, here comes death
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| Watch out, here comes death
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| Cut out, while you can
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| He got away
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| He got away
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| He’s in a trap
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| Who’ll wake you up in the morning, he reasoned
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| But the thought of fried chicken was somehow too pleasing
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| I’ll leave you to guess what ensued while I go off and eat
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| Little red fry-up whatever happened to you
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| Little red fry-up whatever happened to you
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| Little red fry-up whatever happened to you
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| Little red fry-up whatever happened to you |