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II - Sometimes Silence
02:35
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Sometimes when you’re alone, you don’t even know you’re dead
Under the care of the moon, without a heartbeat in your chest
And it’s rattling all of your bones, because you're just a floating mess
You’re just a cadaver that can talk when the sun sets
Sometimes silence is all you’re going to hear
Sometimes silence is the only thing that’ll answer
In the night there goes your life
With one wrong turn you’re bound to find
The moon the only witness to
What will become of all of you
Sometimes silence is all you’re going to hear
Sometimes silence is the only thing that’ll answer
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IV - You're Dead
02:09
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BOO
You're dead and you can't find your way back
When you stepped into the night
You were in for a trick this time
You can walk, you can walk, but you'll never leave
Because your soul is now bound to this place
Welcome to the longest party of your life
You'll never be tired, never have to sleep
Just avoid the sun and forget the day
Because you're no longer living anyway
YOU'RE DEAD
You can be a zombie, you can be a ghoul
You can be skeleton, and werewolf, too
Trick or treat? You don't have to decide
You can give and take them as you like
Because you're now a fearsome crew
You can do anything that you'd like to do
You can't fear death you're still alive
But your heart stopped beating inside
Where are you now, I can assure you that
There's no way you can turn back
YOU'RE DEAD
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