We're all holed up in our homes
Haven't seen our friends in ages
Not even for a sit down meal
We all cover our faces
And, we'll see, two weeks from now
How bad it all might go
But tonight, we'll dance and chat and laugh
Happy to see this year go
We're all holed up in our homes
Haven't seen our friends in ages
Not even for a sit down meal
We all cover our faces
And, we'll see, two weeks from now
How bad it all might go
But tonight, we'll dance and chat and laugh
Happy to see this year go
The nights are getting longer
The days are growing cold
We've done this so many times
You now need not be told
Sit down for a while
Come rest beside my hearth
We shall share a glass or two
And revel in its warmth
I know that I can't speak for you
You have your voice, it should be heard
But I'll be glad when this is through
Right now, it just seems too absurd
Satan raises his wicked staff
Beneath, the demon cackles swell
Devils join in with their laugh
And merry times are had in hell
Halloween comes closer
It's right there, just ahead
In keeping with the spirit
Tonight's things that are dead
It's going to happen twice this month
We're having a blue moon
At least this kind of thing is rare
(Thus the saying, I presume)
Halloween's a month away
And I'm starting to feel
That the monsters out there
Are just a bit too real
Our countdown continues
October's nearly here
And with this year's losses
There is a mounting fear
But do not freeze in horror
Never bow your head
Because they are remembered
They are not truly dead
As Halloween approaches
I can feel it getting nearer
The separation between weeks
Is slowly getting clearer
I know we've all lost sense of time
Let me make one thing clear
Halloween will be next month
Which means it's nearly here
And the devil said, "You cannot withstand the storm."
And I said, "Dude, everyone has been inside the last few months. There is *no* way I'm going out, even if it's nice. Save it for next year."
Books, paper, and pencils
A face-mask and some snacks
Packed lovingly by parents
In a bullet-proof backpack
The first two-piece bathing suit
Was not met with calm
In Paris, nineteen-forty-six
It hit just like a bomb
In that first war-free summer
A brand-new way to tan
Named after an island
Wiped from the earth by man