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He kept on calling


All night through all next morning he kept on calling

He kept on calling 

When everytime the phone ring

I kept falling

So shaken by the noise

Yet every second

Trying to balance on my two feet

I anwser the phone

I get dial tone

I begin bawling like a baby

This was all too strange for me

Then all of a sudden a knock on the door

I head down the stairs

I slowly reach for the door knob

It gently opens

And to my suprise it was a man dressed in black

Who was wearing a mask

He was holding a knife in his left hand 

I was stunned for 10 seconds

Then he swung at me

And I was down 

On the floor bleeding like crazy 

And I was so afraid 

Why didn't I call the cops?

He kept on calling

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