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Cherry Poppin' Daddies ~ Here Comes The Snake


Here comes the snake and he circles your leg He's come to play and make your Body parts shake He comes swervin' down your hall It'll feel so good when he gives it his all He's like a jail and you need an escape Want you to come get a file in your cake I know he did you wrong and i'm here to give ya what you wanted all along Here comes the snake Yes, i believe but i'd rather not pray What i believe in i'd rather not say baby Did your god show you the door Well, i'm here to eat your apple to the core Here comes the snake more free lyrics

Here comes the snake and he circles your leg
He's come to play and make your
Body parts shake
He comes swervin' down your hall
It'll feel so good when he gives it his all

He's like a jail and you need an escape
Want you to come get a file in your cake
I know he did you wrong and i'm here to give ya what you wanted all along
Here comes the snake

Yes, i believe but i'd rather not pray
What i believe in i'd rather not say baby
Did your god show you the door
Well, i'm here to eat your apple to the core
Here comes the snake

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