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Once upon a time in a daymare
Dying to meet you, litlle child, enter enter this sideshow
Time for bed, the cradle still rocks
Thirteen chimes on a dead man's clock
Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock
The bride will lure you, cook you, eat you
Your dear innocence boiled to feed the evil in need of fear
Burning farms and squealing pigs
A pool of snakes to swim with, oh sweet poison
Bite me, bite me
Ladies and gentlemen
Be heartlessly welcome
To Cirque De Morgue
And what a show we have for you tonight
Restless souls will put on their dancing shoes
Mindless ghouls with lots of limbs to lose
Illusionists, contortionist,
Tightrope walkers tightening the noose
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la
Horde of spiders, closet tentacles
Laughing harpies with their tallons ripping, sher-chrisss, per-vizz
The pendulum still sways for you
Such are the darks here to show you, child in a corner
Fallen mirrors, all kingdom in cinders
Dying to meet you, litlle child, enter enter this sideshow
Time for bed, the cradle still rocks
Thirteen chimes on a dead man's clock
Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock
The bride will lure you, cook you, eat you
Your dear innocence boiled to feed the evil in need of fear
Burning farms and squealing pigs
A pool of snakes to swim with, oh sweet poison
Bite me, bite me
Ladies and gentlemen
Be heartlessly welcome
To Cirque De Morgue
And what a show we have for you tonight
Restless souls will put on their dancing shoes
Mindless ghouls with lots of limbs to lose
Illusionists, contortionist,
Tightrope walkers tightening the noose
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la
La, la, la, la
Horde of spiders, closet tentacles
Laughing harpies with their tallons ripping, sher-chrisss, per-vizz
The pendulum still sways for you
Such are the darks here to show you, child in a corner
Fallen mirrors, all kingdom in cinders
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Scaretale Lyrics as written by Jukka Nevalainen Erno Vuorinen
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