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"Tasty Creature"
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Song Information
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"Tasty Creature" is a song sung by the Rigel 7 Children's Choir.
History[edit]
When the Simpson family went to the planet Rigel 7, they were maintained captive by Rigellians, Kang and Kodos species. The Simpsons were forced by the Rigellians to select one member of the family for a sacrifice. Homer was the chosen one, and during the sacrifice ceremony, the Rigel 7 Children's Choir sang this song to Homer.
Lyrics[edit]
- Tasty creature we salute you,
- [slurp]
- For your juicy sacrifice.
- [slurp]
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The song is based on the real Welsh lullaby "Suo Gân", written by an anonymous composer.
