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Floorboards

Floorboards

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I thought I heard the floorboards creak. The demons lie beneath my bed Remember that they've seen you weep. Once I saw the fire leap But now all that gleamed is dead I thought I heard the floorboards creak. And nothing ever seemed so bleak I took the needle and the thread Remember that they've seen you weep. Back when we'd slither and we'd sneak But still the splinter dripped of red I thought I heard the floorboards creak. Now walls are white and I must shriek With dust and debris I claw and shred Remember that they've seen you weep. I think that I am getting weak Maybe I'll just sleep instead I thought I heard the floorboards creak. Remember that they've seen you weep. -
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