Little Red Riding Hood

Late one morn, with a heart forlorn

I packed up my basket of bread

"Farewell," I wrote, put on my big red coat

And I waved to my momma and fled

I ran as far as I could into the woods

With a plan just to keep to myself

I rushed in like a fool, and a big bad wolf

He crept up and took away my breath

He ate my bread, and the first thing he said

"I think I could love you so sweet"

And I held my stare on his silvery hair

And he swept me right off of my feet

What big eyes you have to see down the path

As big as the hole in my heart

What big teeth you have, I think that perhaps

Big enough to tear me apart

My baby, he comes out at midnight

He always asleep at high noon

And I'm begging for him to come rushing around

And then later, he'll sing the sweet nothing aloud

But he only wants to howl at the moon

Well, the wind had blown when I followed him home

And it looked like he up to no good

Now my, oh my, but I turned a blind eye

To the feeling that's under my hood

Well, you can fool me once and fill up my lungs

With smoke then, and God rest my soul

You fool me twice 'cause he loved me so nice

But he came back and swallowed me whole

My baby, he comes out at midnight

He always asleep at high noon

And I'm begging for him to come rushing around

And then later, he'll sing the sweet nothing aloud

But he only wants to howl at the moon

My baby, he comes out at midnight

He always asleep at high noon

And I'm begging for him to come rushing around

And then later, he'll sing the sweet nothing aloud

But he only wants to howl at the moon

Yeah, I'm begging for him to come rushing around

And then later, he'll sing the sweet nothing aloud

But he only wants to howl

At the moon