Songfacts®:

• This creepy track, which was written from the perspective of a child abductor, was produced by Dave Fortman (Evanescence, Simple Plan, Slipknot). Fortman also helmed the rest of The New Game album.
• Frontman and lyricist Chad Gray told Artist Direct about this track: "That song was kind of emotional for me to write. It's such a graphic piece of work. Some of the lines - 'Those poor little girls,' 'Want some candy' and stuff like that'-are pretty graphic. It's funny because I was in the studio with Dave Fortman. I was actually tracking those vocals, and I don't give him lyric sheets. He basically figures out what I'm saying as I track [Laughs]. Sometimes, he'll be like, 'What was that word?' We're tracking the second verse, and he just started cracking up. I was like, 'What's the deal?' He responded, 'I just realized what this song was.' We just laughed it off. I was like, 'Oh yeah, it's pretty f--kin' intense.' He said, 'Dude, it's rad as f--k. It's awesome. I've got kids!' It was weird for him to take for a minute because he has children. I don't want be overly like, 'This is what the song is.' However, there's a pretty 'it is what it is' kind of vibe. That was the dissection of a real person that I based that song off of. It's cool though."
• The New Game album was completed 18 months before it was released. Bassist Ryan Martinie explained why to the Illinois Entertainer: "I think the general vibe is that it wasn't the right time for that record. That wasn't just us - that was the label, us, and management. I think we just questioned the timing in the industry and other things that were coming out."
  
  Martinie added that the released version is little different to the 99 per cent finished album 18 months previously. He said: "We had it remastered, but that's just a sonic, overall adjustment. There were no touchups to bits and pieces of songs; there were no extra tracks of guitar layered."