| These are shadows swinging from the chandeliers
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| The husband entranced by the dark
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| The wife, the kids, the mirror all sick with fear
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| As our ghosts flip over every little cross
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| Then they see the angels and all their bloody deaths
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| Lent to burning crosses on their heads
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| As they run out the door we appear through the floor, ghosts forevermore
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| Scratching burning crosses on our heads
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| They think of their house
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| Their perfect little house
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| So they pay a priest to bless us out
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| As they board up the doors and tear up the floors
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| Dead forevermore, still wearing that blood-soaked filthy fucking blouse
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| By the cellar stairs and the birchwood chairs you can hear the creaks from the
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| house
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| Through the lilac trees, through the swamps and weeds, you can hear the screams
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| from their mouths
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| I used to think that we knew best drinking blood at church by the park
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| I used to say «Everyone's afraid.»
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| Everyone’s afraid of the dark
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| Clutching to their Bibles, burning holy candles
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| They think they got a handle on their house
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| But every time they go to bed my girl is standing by their heads
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| I watch her open her transparent mouth
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| She sings:
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| «You won’t be sleeping too long,»
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| «You'll pack up your things before dawn,»
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| «We'll burn through your sheets, as you hear us scream.»
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| «Scratching burning crosses on our heads.»
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| Then they see the angels and all their blood deaths lent to burning crosses on
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| their heads
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| As they run out the door we appear through the floor, ghosts forevermore
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| Scratching burning crosses on our heads |