Signor Benedick the Moor - A2onality lyrics

[Verse 1: Signor Benedick the Moor] Outside in the wind there's something hiding in the cornfield And unluckily for the farmer it's far worse than what a storm yield He wakes in the morning to find a curious pattern of stalks Flattened and the rings remind his children of Saturn "It's just a prank," what they tell him and he believes it himself But whoever's been doing it has been expertly employing stealth This couldn't have been the first and he doubts that it's the last And if he catch his a** the culprit will be flattened out himself That night the farmer's wife tucks in the children The smallest one building something he saw next to the building He tells her he saw it earlier hovering next to the window She comments on his new friend but he says it's not a friend though The oldest daughter can't keep still, "What is it, what's wrong Jill?" She gets out of bed and says "Mama I don't wanna be k**ed" The mother is shocked and blames it on the oldest watching the show she's banned How many times has he been told this, she scolds him And that's when the light came down from the heavens But Julie wasn't religious and she didn't even believe in three sevens It blinded her for a moment and filled her mind with white noise and one word [Verse 2: Signor Benedick the Moor] Now the light was gone and she gave a sigh of relief But something in her soul still felt something like grief Or something that didn't register even in her subconscious Oh well, she went to the kitchen for something to eat Her husband was in a huff saying something about lights in the sky And he'd die before those pranksters struck again and that wasn't a lie "You saw it right?" He was now referring to the lights She says "You're being ridiculous", he says "It was quite a sight" But something's not right, Julie looks at the light on the stove in the kitchen And gas was the fright and the husband upstairs checking up on the children [Verse 3: Signor Benedick the Moor] Fifteen miles to the west and at best ten days later The mayor of Emmettville calls an a**ociate and asks for a favor His teeth stained from the tobacco half an inch from the reciever Calls in his a**istant and sweats a little bit until he sees her Meanwhile a man rides his horse into town It's been ten days since anyone under ten has been found Six days since he heard the sick sounds of his wife as she drowned Walked right into a lake in her evening gown The man looked around and then he frowned What he saw wasn't the village that he remembered Cars had been ripped apart and an unidentifiable animal had been dismembered And shopfronts mercilessly pillaged This was no longer a home, more like a warzone and the man could spell December Round the corner something stirred, off flew a bird and then ten more Something freaky was going on but who could they send for? Cars were useless, electricity wouldn't run Whoever they were against, it seemed they had won In front of the mayor's office door layed the charred remains of Jennifer in a heap on the floor And though no one ever bothered to stop and ask anymore The frame was more than willing to explain the figure from before It walked though him, its gray skin loose on its bones Nearly forty-eight inches with eyes the size of stones He pulled out a machine unlike the frame had ever seen And set it down on the table and remained deaf to all the screams [Verse 4: Signor Benedick the Moor] The frame watched as the stranger turned on the device That resembled something like a cross between a television and a vice And despite all the mayor's protests and pleas for discourse It appeared that the stranger cared not a bit He took the apparatus, hooked it to the mayor, flipped another switch And watched as the man's body was turned to dust until it seemed nothing was left Then he took the device and left, the room of all life bereft The frame stayed where it was, unable to move as always, just watch He had quite liked that form, even if she did do naughty things with the mayor on the other side of the door Even if everyone else called her a who*e She was the only one that noticed him [Verse 5: Signor Benedick the Moor] Jeremy hadn't slept since he saw his mother days ago Under familiar covers, blood was over in the corner Jeremy loved the latter, hated the former Where had they been taken? Why had they been forsaken? There were hundreds here and they were all shaking Where was his father? Why hadn't his brother woken up and Why bother to keep going after his family all broken up? [Verse 6: Signor Benedick the Moor] Back inside the capital is four men, two is holding guns and two attempt to defend One insists that the other is only here as a friend And two believed that he's crazy and for them this could be the end Watch: 8:32 PM, the farmer creeps to the left, the deputy takes a breath The third man starts to step and the stranger attempts to bend Blaow! The stranger to Hades the farmer sends The third man wears Chucks and a sport coat His gla**es flimsy, lenses in red and blue cellophane, he's pissed He had hoped that the farmer would miss, he stands above the stranger Tall and thin, skin of a greenish hue, blood of blue spilling on the floor With his last breath he hands the man a device The man in gla**es explains that this device was going to get the kidnapped people back That no one in fact was k**ed, no one was k**ed Except for the man responsible for saving everyone