Emma's in a part of town Where she doesn't recognize the streets Named for famous native sons And out of every crevice comes creeping A threat in her direction Lucy's outside her home Heading towards the corner store She stays on well travelled paths And is always making sure That she doesn't develop patterns
There are trap lines running up and down main street Wire snares thirsting for your neck and feet
Susan doesn't like the way her curtains Are blowing in the wind She swears she locked that window Before she went out dancing She stands frozen in the doorway Judy hears a sound coming from the other room She knows she should be alone 'Cause the kids left at noon To go visit their father
Quick to your phone, dial 911 Invite a strange man into your home who'll be carrying a gun
Leslie's working late She's got a deadline to meet In walks her boss On her desk he puts his feet And says, Alone at last Reanne's got a new boyfriend And they're getting along Until he locks the door And says, don't struggle I'm stronger than you are
Just one question I'm dying to ask, he said Do you know what it's like to be hunted
Compositor: Michael Edward Timmins ECAD: Obra #18635722