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Walk Spooky
01:23
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Blame it on the change in season
Maybe we ran out of things to say
To keep our dark thoughts at bay
How’d you feel when you stepped outside
How’d you feel taking in the morning light
After you been creepin all night
How did you feel the morning after
Dark days drag on
The dark nights feel endless
The choice between right and wrong
Seem so much harder
Cold rolling in
(We have dark hearts)
Suns going down
(We have mean hearts)
Clouds rolling in
(We have sad hearts)
The winter never end
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2. |
What Went Right
01:36
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Strange lights
Strange sounds
I’m feeling pretty strange right now
Strange sights
Strange feelings
Strange lights in the distance
I saw you floating over head
So I went to the paper
But no one believed me
Strange lights in the distance
I saw you floating over head
So I went to the paper
But no one believed me
I’m gonna get the perfect picture
To prove you all wrong
Cause there’s somebody out there
Cause there’s somebody out there
We’re not alone
We’re not alone
We’re not alone
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Everyone’s tan
And everyone’s smiling
So why was I made to frown?
Everyones so happy
But I look so crappy
I think I gotta get outta here
Frankenstein’s monster wasn’t made for the beach
Frankenstein’s monster wasn’t made for the beach
They got abs and boards
Woohoo
I got bolts and scars
Cruel fate !
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4. |
Monster Mash
03:10
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