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Swamp Fishing
02:23
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Something’s terrorizing fishermen in the swamps off of interstate 10
Some people who go into honey island are never heard from again
All kinds of bad things have been known to happen to people who break down there
The local police, they know all about it and they call him honey bear
The FBI and CIA have listening posts set up on the road
You can see them really easy if you pay attention to every third light pole
They've been listening - listening there there since 1965
The police aren't allowed to touch him if they find him cause he has to be taken alive
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The sewer gator is a cover-up
There’s something else down there in the muck
He’s tall and he’s smart and he walks upright
He stalks the highways late at night
He’s on the FBI’s secret most wanted
The send an agent every now and then
They try and fail and they try again
They’re always outsmarted in the end
They’re no match for the reptile man
He’s on the FBI’s secret most wanted
He’s on the FBI’s secret most wanted
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Hunting Season
02:06
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Something’s coming down, down into the town
Coming in the winter when there ain’t no food around
They’ve seen it after dark, the kids have seen it there at the park
It’s a man with an animal head and its teeth are long and sharp
Dogs freak out when he’s near, the children all hide in fear
This happens in this town here every 20 years
The old timers know how the story goes
Suddenly come spring, there’s no homeless in the road
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Multiple Incident Event
02:55
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The people who live out in the woods know all the stories are real
Unsuspecting travellers are taken in the night and made into a meal
Children are carried up into the air right out of their swing-sets
Someone from the air force is always there to make sure everyone forgets
The official stories is it’s a snowy owl, or just some mass delusion
But Air Force intelligence controls the news and inserts so much confusion
There’s people out there who know the truth, people like me and you
But they’ll all say we’re crazy just because we care, what are we supposed to do?
The Air force had a team in 1968 that tried and take the creature down
They had a camp in the woods that lost communications and none of them were ever found
They had a huge controlled burn in december that year, to hide that they were ever there
A radio operator leaked the log-book, but the media just didn’t care
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Vampire Hollywood Elite
02:55
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The smog in LA is there on purpose
To obscure the sunlight
So the vampires can come out in the day
So they don’t have to wait until the night
Hollywood child actors all go crazy
Because of satanic ritual abuse
The media knows all about it
And that’s why they make fun of their drug use
Planned parenthood and blood banks
Supply their sacrifice
To let them feed on the blood of the innocents
To allow their unholy perpetual life
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Are the Stories True?
02:16
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There’s a house on the east side of town
No one’s lived there since the deal gone down
It’s pretty nasty what they used to do
Now tell me baby are the stories true
Now tell me baby are the stories true
Here comes Sally dressed in black
With something carved all down her back
It’s pretty nasty what they used to do
Now tell me baby are the stories true
Now tell me baby are the stories true
Here comes Sally dressed in green
Can’t imagine all the things she’s seen
It’s pretty nasty what they used to do
Now tell me baby are the stories true
Now tell me baby are the stories true
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7. |
I Can Never Be Alone
02:49
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I’m not alone, I’m not alone,
No matter where I go, I’m not alone
I’m not alone, I’m not alone,
No matter where I go, I can never be alone
I’m not crazy, I know how this must sound
But I can’t go anywhere without it following me around
I’m not crazy, I know how this must seem
But I all that I can tell you is exactly what I’ve seen
No matter where I go
No matter where I go
No matter where I go
I can never be alone
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Free Bigfoot
01:53
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When the CIA catches a monster I wonder what they do
Do they put them in a prison? Do they put them in a zoo?
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
And when they catch the jersey devil, do you think they’ll treat him good?
He was never a real monster he was just misunderstood
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
When they got the loch ness monster do you think that he could talk
He’d been alive so long, but he never learned to walk
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
I wonder if they ask them questions do they ask them how they feel
It’s gotta be so hard - people thinking they’re not real
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
And you could you blame the chupacabra for what he did to goats
He’s just a stupid animal, it’s not like he really knows
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
I wonder if they treat them well
Would anybody tell if they had bigfoot in a cell
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