Taylor Big Copperhead
Mind your step on rocky ground, Careful putting your foot down; There's a creature that habits there, To avoid him you must beware. In the crevasses and under stones, This cold-blooded denizen makes his home; The copperhead is full of spite, The only viper with a silent bite. Stretched out lazing in the sun, His peaceful act don't fool me none; His insides are mean and cold, And he'll lash out like a lightning bolt. Coiled and waiting that's his plan, To take what he can take when he can; Friendship ain't no thing he heeds, Victims are his only need. On the ground keep a watchful eye, Wear your boots laced every eye; The copperhead is full of spite, The only viper with the silent bite.