Decapitate Frosty
from Christmas Sucks by Rob From Amersfoort
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project: the antiXmas album
recorded: 2017-12-14
recorded: 2017-12-14
lyrics
some people
feel the need
to do awful things
in the summer heat
I say suppress it
until winter arrives
and then let the snowmen
pay with their lives
decapitate Frosty
make him pay
chop his head off
and run away
there aren't many
snowmen in the middle east
that may explain
why there is no peace
let's expedite Frosty
to that place
so we have a kinder
human race
decapitate Frosty
make him feel
chop his head off
it's almost real
harass his white ass
make him confess
white privilege
is not a success
Frosty the snowman
your time has come
Frosty Frosty
you are scum
feel the need
to do awful things
in the summer heat
I say suppress it
until winter arrives
and then let the snowmen
pay with their lives
decapitate Frosty
make him pay
chop his head off
and run away
there aren't many
snowmen in the middle east
that may explain
why there is no peace
let's expedite Frosty
to that place
so we have a kinder
human race
decapitate Frosty
make him feel
chop his head off
it's almost real
harass his white ass
make him confess
white privilege
is not a success
Frosty the snowman
your time has come
Frosty Frosty
you are scum
credits
from Christmas Sucks,
released December 23, 2017
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Rob From Amersfoort Amersfoort, The Netherlands
Post-Retro Indie-Pop
Influences: Beatles, Prince, Fiona Apple, Roxy Music, Elliott Smith, Bowie, Harry Nilsson, Michael Penn, Suzanne Vega, Neil Finn, Wilco, Liz Phair.
discography
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Jan 2019 -
Jul 2017 -
Dec 2017 -
Jul 2016
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