Don't Turn Your Back On Fear
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Don't Turn Your Back On Fear
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So you like the evil and the ghosts
Demon spirits more than most
Little miss spookiness
Loves to get scared to death
How could I ever forget
Halloween we met
[chorus]
Don't turn your back my dear
Never turn your back on fear
Don't turn your back my dear
Never turn your back on fear
Never
So you like the evil and the ghosts
Demon spirits more than most
Little miss spookiness
Always laughing at death
How could
I ever forget
Halloween we wed
[chorus]
Am I not scary enough for you
Am I not scary enough for you
[chorus]
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