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Lyrics
When the hallway lights went low at ten
I heard a silver rattle again
My locker breathed a quiet sigh
And opened like it knew my name
Inside was a no with curling boots
A little trembling, sweet and true
It said, if you're free tonight
I'll keep your secrets warm and safe
There's a ghost in my locker, gentle and bright
Keeping watch in the hush of the night
Not a fright, just a friend with a lantern glow
Saying, you're not alone, you should know
There's a ghost in my lockеr, soft as rain
Won't make me ache, easy my pain
Every fear that I carried home
Turns into a light
When I'm not alone
The books were cold
Their metal was old
But the air felt kind
Not empty or cold
A faded scarf
And a marble weight
Shimmered where
The shadows slap
I asked who stayed beyond the frame
A whisper answered without a name
I lost my way on a winter's day
So I guard the ones who wander here
There's a ghost in my locker, gentle and bright
Keeping watch in the hot, chill of the night
Not your fright, just a friend of the lantern glow
Saying, you're not alone, you should know
There's a ghost in my lockеr, soft as rain
Warm in the ache, easing the pain
Every fear that I carried home
Turns into a light when I'm not alone
So if you hear a whisper by the ghosts
And feel your courage drop to the floor
Leave it open, let the dark step through
Some lost hearts only want to help you
There's a ghost in my locker, gentle and bright
Keeping watch in the hush of the night
Not a frat, just a frown with a lantern glow
Saying, you're not alone, you should know
There's a ghost in my locker, soft as rain
A warm in the oak, easing the pain
And when the morning finds me home
I smile at the mystery I know
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