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Where monster lie


In darkness, monsters can't be found, Where are they? Where are they? I can hear no sound! The dark valley bear no monsters, The dark alleys are deserted, Where are they? Where are they? They're nowhere to be found! Are the fairy tales lying to us? Telling monsters are always hiding in the dark. Searching each street I passed, But no monsters in the dark. At the end of the road I found, A field full of light, In the middle I can hear a strange sound, Amazingly standing in the spotlight! All my life, I believe monsters live in the dark, But now they're embracing the light! Showing others the opposite of who they are, To earn their trust, love and affection, In order to break them easily soon. Monsters live by light, Innocents live in the dark, Fairy tales taught us wrongly, When things work differently. In darkness, monsters are nowhere to be found, There they are standing in spotlight! Wearing a sheep skin, creating a strange sound, Throwing innocents to hide in the dark.
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