| Hector was nine. |
| In school making colorful drawings most of his time.
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| One day he made this horrible portrait of a dead man and his child.
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| The teacher was shocked! |
| How could such a young lad draw pictures so sad?
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| Hector was asked to explain. |
| He replied: «It's me and daddy in the attic;
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| hanging when we are dead.»
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| Cold and dead!
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| Later that day, the boy left school early. |
| Hector ran away. |
| When he came home,
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| he found his daddy’s revolver. |
| Now it’s time to play. |
| While father slept,
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| his son blew his brains all over the bed. |
| Then he went upstairs to the attic.
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| There the kid shot himself through the head
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| Cold and dead!
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| Mother came home and saw her husband. |
| Mother came home and saw her son.
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| Her soul collapsed and her heart froze. |
| After the funerals she took an
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| overdose
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| It is the house! |
| Haunted! |
| The house is cursed, the house is damned. |
| Bewitched!
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| Touched by the devil’s hand. |
| Haunted! |
| The house is bitter and sad. |
| Bewitched!
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| It somehow drove little Hector mad
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| Once upon a time during the war the Nazis came and breached down this door
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| «Aufstehen!» |
| The men had to stand and see
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| «Hinsehen!» |
| How their women got raped so brutally. |
| So hard…
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| Cold and dead!
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| Father resisted and for that he was taken upstairs after his boy.
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| With his hands tied to his back and another rope around his neck,
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| they made him stand upon the shoulders of his own dear son. |
| Unfortunately the
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| child could not hold his daddy that long
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| For several days he sat amongst his ravished and executed family.
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| Eventually he knotted a rope out of his own bed-sheets and hung himself next
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| to daddy |