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(Start with a Chorus)

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AUTOMATED TRANSLATION This translated song does not rhyme and it is not meant to be sung. This translation is only provided to tell you what the song is saying.

Squallhoots! Oh those...
Squallhoots! Those nasty old...
Squallhoots! Boo-de-lee-boo!

Squallhoots live underneath the snow.
They make trouble where ever they go.
They'll stick a snowball right up your nose.
That's what Squallhoots do.

They'll poke you in the eye and step on your toes.
They'll throw you out in the snow without any clothes.
They'll eat up a Throp and spit out the bones!
That's what Squallhoots do.

That's what we hear - so it must be right!
Squallhoots mean - TROUBLE IN THE NIGHT!
They'll eat a Throp in just one bite!
That's what Squallhoots do!

(Sing the Chorus again)

Well, a piece of ice is just something to throw, don't you know.
And they knock things down everywhere they go.
And they make big tracks and mess up the nice white snow!
That's what Squallhoots do.

They'll hit you on the head, and grab you by the throat.
And shake you up and down until you start to choke.
But getting eaten up is HORRIBLE, don't you know,
Squallhoots! That's what they do!

That's what we hear - so it must be right!
Squallhoots mean - TROUBLE IN THE NIGHT!
They'll eat a Throp in just one bite!
That's what Squallhoots do.

(Sing the Chorus TWO more times)