The fox with a appetite

Lyrics

[INTRO]
In the heart of the woods, where the wild things roam,
There lived a sly fox, who called it home.
Her name was Susan, with an appetite wide,
She'd munch on the creatures, and run off with pride.

[VERSE 1]
She feasted on rabbits, the ones soft and sleek,
Then galloped down trails, where the horses would bleat.
A rhinoceros stomped, but she took him too,
The goat went next, saying, "What did I do?"

[CHORUS]
Oh Susan the fox, with a belly so grand,
Four hundred animals, all part of her plan.
She gobbled and chewed, never stopped to ask why,
In the heart of the forest, she was sly as the sky.

[VERSE 2]
Dogs barked in fright as they passed her way,
Then right by her side, came the penguins at play.
She slurped up the sheep, and the frogs joined the feast,
An elephant stomped, but she devoured the beast.

[BRIDGE]
But then came a croc, named Alex the wise,
Spying the feast with his calculating eyes.
"Susan, my friend, I’m made of tough bones,
I won't be your dinner, I’m just here on my own."

[CHORUS]
Oh Susan the fox, with a belly so grand,
Four hundred animals, all part of her plan.
She gobbled and chewed, never stopped to ask why,
In the heart of the forest, she was sly as the sky.

[VERSE 3]
"How about a song?" said the crocodile keen,
"I’d love to hear melodies, let’s keep this forest clean."
So Susan sang loud, with a voice oh-so bright,
And the trapped animals burst free in the night.

[CHORUS]
Oh Susan the fox, with a belly so grand,
Four hundred animals, all part of her plan.
But a clever croc’s tune turned the tale in her life,
And Susan was free, not a menace or strife.

[OUTRO]
Now in the woods, echoes of laughter resound,
For Susan the fox is no longer around.
Thanks to Alex's wisdom, the forest is free,
Where the animals play, and there's peace