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A Midwest diddy about a mother kitty
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so this one time I was smoking with my friend Bradford
Lookin' out the back door, saw a little shadow on the asphalt
Past all the grass, it was a little bitty bunny and it had to be
Lost, it was tossed by the wind, an evident tragedy.
Shiverin', quiverin', lookin' for a mother but another didn't come
Underneath the sun, it was done, little rabbit on the run
From the predators, ahead of the curve but it’s starvin'
Heart is poundin' heavy while it's navigating through the garden.
Then stepped out the feline, mean-looking, predatory design
Creepin' through the vine, intertwine, we were thinkin' that it's lunchtime
Bradford took a hit and said, "Watch the paw, it's a massacre"
But she didn't clapper the hopper, she didn't attack or hurt.
Walked up to the bunny with the funny little floppy ears
Dropped the fears, licked the tears, changed the gears
Picked it up by the scruff, it was rough but she carried it
Back into the den, gave it milk, and she cherished it.
Now they kickin' it, slick with it, cat and the bunny are thicker than thieves
Stick in the weeds, sick of the breed separation, she's feedin' the needs
Maternal instinct is making her think it's a kitten she's lickin' the fur
Listen to purr, vision is blur, ain't nobody gonna be messin' with her
Or the rabbit, gotta habit of protectin' what she claimed
Out the rain, never slain, an anomaly in the brain
Love is a killer to hate, elevate, making the predator placate
Bradford and I took a drag, had to brag on the beauty the day made.

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