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Under Your Bed

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Knocking at the windows,
In the middle of the night,
Unearthly forms shift beyond your vision,
You're seeing movement in the corner of your eye.
Through every crack, you hear their voices calling,
And every time you turn out the light,
You'll hear their footsteps, so you won't forget that
They're inching every closer.

So when the sky grows dark,
It's time to hide away until first light,
You need to understand,
Beyond these walls is no-man's land,
And there are monsters that come out at night.

So just don't stop running,
Seeking a place to rest.
Get inside, board up the door behind you,
Make sure the windows provide defence.
As daylight dies, you hear their voices calling,
And every time you look outside,
You'll see them scratching at the walls that
They know you hide behind.

So when the sky grows dark,
It's time to hide away until first light,
Although the night's the scariest,
Don't let daylight make you careless,
It seems that not all monsters fear the sunrise!

So when the sky grows dark,
It's time to hide away until first light,
You need to understand,
Beyond these walls is no-man's land,
And there are monsters that come out at night.

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from Under Your Bed, released March 10, 2013

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