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Allergic to the Dark

from Face Their Fears by Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra

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A medical condition that I can't control, It's rather debilitating and takes its toll. Inside the closet or under the bed, Around the corner, lurking sense of dread. No matter what's there, Shadows, monsters, or sharks. No I'm not scared, just allergic to the dark. When night falls, my symptoms get worse. I need an inhaler or some kinda nurse. How can you be afraid of what you can't see? It's definitely not fear, just biology. No matter what's there, Shadows, monsters, or sharks. No I'm not scared, just allergic to the dark. Question my bravery? You think I'm not tough? I'm not cut out, To be out after dusk? I'm not hiding under the covers, I'm just cold you see. Which is yet another symptom, Of my allergies. I'm not concerned, With what goes bump in the night, In my bedroom, That is a prescription night light. Oy! Oy! Oy Vey! No matter what's there, Shadows, monsters, or sharks. No I'm not scared, just allergic to the dark. These allergies are killing me. These allergies are killing me. These allergies are killing me.

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from Face Their Fears, released November 4, 2022

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Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra San Diego, California

Absurd satire? Experimental performance art? A glimpse in to our robotic future? A novelty act gone too far? Comedy gold? Yes. Join mad scientist Professor B. Miller and singing robot SPO-20 as they take you on an infectious musical odyssey. Their brand of quirky electronic rock songs is like no other. ... more

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