The Night the Boogeyman Came Back

[Intro] [Verse 1] The moon hung low, the air turned black, A shadow crossed the window’s crack. The children froze beneath their sheets, As whispers coiled like cold, d**d leaves. The clocks all stopped, the wind replied, “Beware the steps that creep outside…” [Chorus] Oh, the night the Boogeyman came back, The walls dissolved, the light turned slack. His breath a hymn of long-lost dread, You’ll pray for dawn—but it’s *him* instead. [Verse 2] The floorboards groaned a hollow tune, His fingers scratched a silver spoon. A lullaby of rusted chains, He dragged his grin through cobblestone lanes. No lock could hold, no prayer could save, He left his mark on every grave. [Chorus] Oh, the night the Boogeyman came back, The walls dissolved, the light turned slack. His breath a hymn of long-lost dread, You’ll pray for dawn—but it’s *him* instead. [Bridge] They say he feeds on childhood fears, On muffled cries and unshed tears. His pockets brim with stolen years— A ghost who laughs at salted spheres. [Chorus] Oh, the night the Boogeyman came back, The walls dissolved, the light turned slack. His breath a hymn of long-lost dread, You’ll pray for dawn—but it’s *him* instead. [Outro]