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Little Red's Hood


Little little red rode through her hood

Grandmother's house in a different hood

As she went on her way, moms said fairwell

Afraid little red would get in big trouble

 

As she strolled down the path

The forest looked on in despair

Saying, "Little little red are you going there?"

 

The shocks and concern only grew with time

She approached grandmothers house at 6:45

As she opened the door her life disappeared

As she fell to the floor her life disappeared

 

Little little red rode through her hood

Grandmother's house in a different hood

As she reached the house her life was gone

Because little little blue couldnt't let it go

 

 

 

 

 

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