Kill the Wabbit | Ozzy Fudd Lyrics, Meaning & Videos

April 2024 · 4 minute read

Kill the Wabbit
Ozzy Fudd Lyrics


Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴  Line by Line Meaning ↴In an abandoned ware house with no lights just shadows and soon no rabbits. The purpose of the event was to pass the torch. From one generation of heavy metal to the next. And their lie...in his black leather hunting outfit with shotgun guitar with spikes coming out of it, Ozzie Fudd the Rabbit Slayer!

In the dead of night
A shimmewin' wight
Gweem of a bwade
And dah devew was paid
When dah axe comes down
A chiwin' sound

Steew against dah head
Anothaw wabbit's dead
I'm a wabbit swayer
A guitaw pwayaw
With a nasty habbit

Kill dah wabbit!!! (hah hah hah)
AhhhaahooOhhh
Be vewy vewy qwiet!
I'm wookin' fo wabbits...

I'm a mean mistweetah
A wabbit feastah
And I pwedict
A bwoody Eastaw
A scuwowing shadow
And dah shadow was dis wabbit
And dah night aiwah echoes
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Kill dah wabbit!!!
Ohhhh...and dayah won't be any mow wabbits awound
No mow Wodgah Wabbit
No mow Petah Wabbit
And no mow Pwayboy Bunny Wabbits!

Ah ha ha ha ha
Be vewy vewy cawhafo


Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Ozzy Fudd's song "Kill the Wabbit" are a parody of the famous opera "Ride of the Valkyries" and feature a character named Ozzie Fudd, who is a rabbit slayer. In the song, we see Ozzie Fudd searching for rabbits in an abandoned warehouse with the intention of wiping out all rabbits, including Wodgah Wabbit and Petah Wabbit. Speaking of the purpose of the event being to "pass the torch," the song draws parallels between different generations of heavy metal music and the pursuit of a common goal.


The use of language in the song, including the frequent substitution of the letter "r" for the letter "w," creates a cheerful and nonsensical tone. The lyrics employ violence as a theme, with references to Ozzie Fudd taking pleasure in being a "mean mistweetah" and a "wabbit feastah." The repetition of the phrase "kill dah wabbit" reinforces this theme and leads to a humorous, yet macabre effect.


Overall, the song is a playful and satirical take on the opera and the subject matter of heavy metal. Through the character of Ozzie Fudd, the song explores the crossover between different genres and the potential for unexpected clashes of style.


Line by Line Meaning

In the dead of night
Under the cover of darkness


A shimmewin' wight
A glimmering blade


Gweem of a bwade
A flash of steel


And dah devew was paid
And the debt was settled


When dah axe comes down
As the axe falls


A chiwin' sound
A chilling sound


Steew against dah head
Steel against the head


Anothaw wabbit's dead
Another rabbit has fallen


I'm a wabbit swayer
I hunt rabbits


A guitaw pwayaw
A musician


With a nasty habbit
With a wicked talent


Kill dah wabbit!!! (hah hah hah)
Slay the rabbit! (laughs maniacally)


AhhhaahooOhhh
A howl of triumph


Be vewy vewy qwiet!
Be very, very quiet


I'm wookin' fo wabbits...
I'm searching for rabbits...


I'm a mean mistweetah
I'm a cruel trickster


A wabbit feastah
I feast on rabbits


And I pwedict
And I predict


A bwoody Eastaw
A bloody Easter


A scuwowing shadow
A lurking shadow


And dah shadow was dis wabbit
And that shadow was this rabbit


And dah night aiwah echoes
And the night air echoes


Ohhhh...and dayah won't be any mow wabbits awound
There won't be any more rabbits around


No mow Wodgah Wabbit
No more Roger Rabbit


No mow Petah Wabbit
No more Peter Rabbit


And no mow Pwayboy Bunny Wabbits!
And no more Playboy bunny rabbits!


Ah ha ha ha ha
Laughs maniacally


Be vewy vewy cawhafo
Be very, very careful


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