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His Perfect Playhouse: a Mr. Hopp Song

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His Perfect Playhouse: a Mr. Hopp Song

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Who's afraid of Mr. Hopp?

Squeezes heads till they pop!

Who's afraid of Mr. Stripes?

Bloody wounds of all types!

Who's afraid to meet Miss Bo?

Torn in half, head to toe!

Do you fear The Entity?

Suffer his enmity!

Sealed inside a familiar prison

A frightened mouse in a twisted maze

My demons hunt me with keen precision

And all I have left is eluding their gaze!

When you can't believe your eyes

Will you trust the scars and heed their warning?

Can you face your own demise

And shatter your fear?

Living till tomorrow

On time I had to borrow

But death may be my only way out

Trapped inside his perfect playhouse

Every noise, every footstep beckons

Evil toys shambling through the door

They've tasted blood and their back for seconds

So give them a bite that's too loud to ignore!

If I die inside this dream

Will the walls come down, or slowly crush me?

Holding onto every scream

A shot in the dark

You're tired and you're bleeding

But somehow, you're succeeding

So watch your step and mind the layout

Trapped inside his perfect playhouse

Puzzle pieces fall in place

One last nightmare left to face

But time's slipping away, out of your grasp

Is this the end of my final chapter?

A page away from my tragic turn?

Locked in a box with my monstrous captor

I'm staying alive just to watch it all burn!

Now I'm living on a prayer

In a game of chance I can't risk losing

There's electric in the air

The storm is perfect (perfect! Perfect! Perfect!)

But now the mask is slipping

The seams have started ripping

My destiny is calling

The axe has started falling

And everything's depending

On who here knows the ending

I'll never rest until I breakout

Trapped inside his perfect playhouse

Who's afraid of Mr. Hopp?

Squeezes heads till they pop!

Who's afraid of Mr. Stripes?

Bloody wounds of all types!

Who's afraid to meet Miss Bo?

Torn in half, head to toe!

Do you fear The Entity?

Suffer his enmity!

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