The song "Chicken Pig Attack (Cock On A Swine)" by The Gregory Brothers and Takeo Ischi tells the story of a fierce battle between two unlikely heroes, a chicken and a pig, against their common enemies, bacon and eggs. The lyrics depict the determination and readiness of the chicken and pig to fight and end the battle once and for all. They are portrayed as warriors who have come prepared for the challenge. The repeated line "They're not here to play" emphasizes their serious intent. The chorus emphasizes the contrasting qualities of the chicken and pig, with the chicken having two wings and the pig having six legs. The phrase "ass-whooping" suggests their strength and determination to overcome their enemies. The line "Cock on a swine, friends for all time, swine with a cock" shows their unity and unbreakable bond, emphasizing that they cannot be defeated. The lyrics also convey a sense of justice, as there is no escape or hiding from the fate that awaits those who stand against them. The mention of forgiveness implies an opportunity for redemption, but for their enemies, it is already too late. Despite their cute and cuddly appearance, the chicken and pig are portrayed as fierce and strong, with the mention of "iron fists" indicating their power. The song suggests that one should not underestimate their strength based on their appearance alone. Overall, "Chicken Pig Attack (Cock On A Swine)" combines humorous and playful elements with a story of determination, unity, and fighting against perceived adversaries.
