Lyrics

[INTRO]
In the twilight glow, the heavens collide,
A fiery meteor falling from the sky.
Down to Earth, with a thunderous roar,
Susan the fox watches, craving for more.

[VERSE 1]
A shimmer of light, a spark in her eyes,
She reaches out, with wonder and surprise.
A touch of the rock, a magical fate,
Suddenly towering, oh, it’s too late!

[CHORUS]
Fifty-foot fox, now roaming the streets,
Stomach rumbling loudly, like seismic beats.
In New York City, she reigns tall and proud,
A hungry giant, devouring the crowd.

[VERSE 2]
From alleys to rooftops, she surveys her feast,
People like ants, she’s a hungry beast.
She plucks up a man, with a grin on her face,
Chomping and gulping, leaving not a trace.

[BRIDGE]
Oh, Susan, sweet Susan, what have you done?
You’re a legend now, under the setting sun.
The city’s in chaos, they ran in fright,
But the giant fox twinkles, under moonlight.

[CHORUS]
Fifty-foot fox, now roaming the streets,
Stomach rumbling loudly, like seismic beats.
In New York City, she reigns tall and proud,
A hungry giant, devouring the crowd.

[VERSE 3]
As the night settles in, her hunger subsides,
With a belly full, she feels a calm inside.
Children play joyfully upon her soft fur,
Bouncing on her belly, as she starts to purr.

[OUTRO]
Oh, Susan the fox, laying down in the night,
Dreaming of stardust, in the warm city light.
With laughter around her, she drifts off to sleep,
The giant fox woman, her secrets to keep.