Ghosts of the Past

A creepy, ghostly figure in a long robe hovers above a dark and foggy forest.

Hush, hush, the wind blows, the water flows, the reaper sows.

Hush, hush, they’re in disguise, the crow flies, the maiden cries.

Hush, hush, the secrets spread, one left for dead, off with his head.

Hush, hush, the lightning strikes, gone are the tykes, the demon likes.

Hush, hush, time draws near, all in fear, then disappear.

Hush, hush, not missing for long, a haunting song, the thirteenth bong.

Hush, hush, they are not few, silence anew, return for you.

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