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Lyrics
When the clock strikes twelve and the moon comes out
The street starts glowing, hear the wicked shout
Ghosts in the windows, witches on the block
Everybody moving when the graveyard drops
Shadows spin and the lanterns blaze
Cold little spark in a fever haze
Step to the left, now step to the right
Go home on a night like tonight
Midnight on Halloween Street
Where the dead and the dancing feet meet
Ghans in the air, let the dark things sing
We're alive in the spell of the Halloween Street
Midnight on Halloween Street,
Where the ghosts and the drums go deep
Call my name and the whole crowd replies
Black sky, we come alive
Rooms on the corner like a red-lit train
Cats on the sidewalk in the purple rain
Skeleton miles with a glittering grin
Every old fool is a mystery in
Hear that jam from the alleyway
Sweet little curse and a playful sway
Jump on the dog as a warning ring
Tonight the monsters are partying
Midnight on Halloween Street
Where the dead and the dancing feet meet
Hands in the air, let the dark things sing
We're allies in the spell of the Halloween street
Midnight on Halloween street
Where the ghosts and the drums go deep
Call my name and the whole crowd replies
Beneath the black skies
We come alive
Oh, lift the veil, let the wild ones dance
Spin the sparks of a haunted trance
Which lights flicker and the baseline bites
Beating the fear when it feels this right
Midnight on Halloween Street
Let the dead and the dancing feed me
Hands in the air, let the park fiends sing
They're alive in the spell of the Halloween Street
Midnight on Halloween Street
The bells and the claps and the beat
Say it loud, let the whole world know
I'm a midnight loon
We go, we go
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