Creepers
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Creepers
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Hide every day, no one is safe
In every place there's something hidden
The walls can hear you, so speak lower
Don't you mess with who rest in peace
Here there's no danger, don't be affraid
See the fallen angels in this place
Here there's no danger
There is no danger
Cry every day, no one is safe
Everyday there's some one crying
The echoes tell stories from
The underground of the world
So you run and you fall
And you pray a little more
You were the scapegoat of the atrocities
In this world of cruelty
I have told you before
What's behind this door
At the desperate hour
No pain no gain no more
We are here, waiting for you
Yes, we are here, waiting for you
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