Ludo

Behind a curtain of towering pines,
The sun settling red.
A city hidden high in the hills,
comes out to honor the dead.
Families somberly walk through the town,
they build altars and pray.
Clean the tombs and clutch rosaries,
and speak of better days.
From the edge of the island,
they ferry back to the shore,
they climb under their covers
and pray a little more.
In this ancient city of stones,
they sigh and bow their heads.
The living seem rather, well....dead.
Ohhhhhhh, yeah.
The sun is down,
the earth shakes,
The wind doth howl,
And I'm makin' moves all across the park,
We're sitting in the dark.
The caskets squeak,
The trees wheeze,
the crypts all creak,
and toes sepulchered for months and months in dust
are wiggling off their crust, whoa.
Shed your shrouds,
Slip your fingertips through the ground,
Get those catacombs open I'm hoping you'll join us,
Everybody come on out!! Yeah!!
What A lovely, lovely night
For a drink and a parade.
We'll dance until the morning light,
this town should be afraid.
What A lovely, lovely night
For a drink and a parade.
We'll dance until the morning light,
this town should be afraid.
Candied pumpkins, sweet egg bread,
we love rising from the dead.
Carpals, tarsals, vertabrae,
that's us clicking on parade!
I move without any muscles,
my skull's a cavernous hall.
Tendons are made for pulling, my friend,
I don't need them at all!