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Clarissa & The Straightjackets ~ Walkin' In The Cementery


Would you like to take a dare I could take you out somewhere You'll have fun You can't run It's a dark and eerie place Park the car, I'll swing the gate We'll have fun You can't run Gobling and ghouls Like it spooky, like it scary Playin' it cool Walkin' in the cementery Would you like to take a chance On a creepy circumstance You'll have fun You can't run Gobling and ghouls Like it spooky, like it scary Playin' it cool Walkin' in the cementery You'll have fun You can't run Gobling and ghouls Like it spooky, like it scary Playin' it cool Walkin' in the cementery Gobling and ghouls Like it spooky, like it scary Playin' it cool Walkin' in the cementery more free lyrics

Would you like to take a dare
I could take you out somewhere
You'll have fun
You can't run

It's a dark and eerie place
Park the car, I'll swing the gate
We'll have fun
You can't run

Gobling and ghouls
Like it spooky, like it scary
Playin' it cool
Walkin' in the cementery

Would you like to take a chance
On a creepy circumstance
You'll have fun
You can't run

Gobling and ghouls
Like it spooky, like it scary
Playin' it cool
Walkin' in the cementery

You'll have fun
You can't run

Gobling and ghouls
Like it spooky, like it scary
Playin' it cool
Walkin' in the cementery

Gobling and ghouls
Like it spooky, like it scary
Playin' it cool
Walkin' in the cementery

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