Song meaning of Amos Moses by Primus

Ah, the legendary tale of Amos Moses, the Cajun swamp dweller with a penchant for hunting alligators and losing body parts in the process. Our dear Amos here is like a real-life Crocodile Dundee, but with a twisted sense of adventure. He really knows how to make a splash in his community, and by splash, I mean using his stump of a leg to knock alligators on the head. That's right, he's the neighborhood alligator-whacker extraordinaire. But alas, the law of Louisiana isn't too fond of his unconventional hunting methods. Apparently, it's not legal to go around bashing alligators with a stump. Who would've thought? Amos Moses's family is quite a peculiar bunch too. His father, bless his heart, was a real charmer. He thought it would be an excellent idea to tie a rope around young Amos's waist and toss him into the swamp to attract alligators. Talk about creative parenting! No wonder Amos grew up to be one tough cookie. Now, let's not forget that Amos isn't just any swamp-dwelling Cajun with a taste for reptilian cuisine. Oh no, he's a legend! The folks of South Louisiana sing his praises. They claim he's a one-handed alligator trapper. Impressive, considering the gators were the ones who bit off his left arm up to the elbow. But hey, who needs two arms when you have the power of hunting prowess? I suppose his reputation preceded him because the Sheriff decided to join the party in the swamp. Needless to say, the Sheriff went missing, never to be seen again. Rumor has it that he's just another one of the swamp's lost souls, probably getting tangled up in some Spanish moss as we speak. And that, my friends, is the thrilling, albeit slightly bizarre, tale of Amos Moses. A true Louisiana legend, a gator-wacking, rope-tied waist-diving, one-armed wonder. So sit down on 'em, Amos, and make it count, son. The world eagerly awaits your next swamp-dwelling adventure. Rock on, you crazy Cajun!