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Midnight's Hell
One o’clock
 
 The birds sing
 All is well 
 The sun is high
 
 Two o’clock
 
 A cool breeze blows
 The water flows
 Over our toes
 
 Three o’clock
 
 We run and play
 Enjoy the day 
 It will end all too soon
 
 Four o’clock
 
 They start to go
 I wave good-bye
 I only cry, on the inside
 
 Five o’clock
 
 The sun goes down 
 The sky goes dark
 On our little town
 
 Six o’clock
 
 Now they’re here
 My parents near
 My face hardens into a frown
 
 Seven o’clock
 
 No dinner tonight 
 It’s nothing new
 Well, maybe it is to you
 
 Eight o’clock
 
 My parents yell
 It’s a living hell
 I try to go to sleep
 
 Nine o’clock
 
 A slapping sound
 The beating down
 Why can’t I fall asleep?
 
 Ten o’clock
 
 I’ve given up 
 There is no luck
 I cry and look away
 
 Eleven o’clock
 
 It’s almost here 
 The hour’s near
 I can hear them in the distance
 
 Twelve o’clock
 
 One…two…three…four…five…six…seven…eight…nine…ten…eleven…twelve
 There goes the bell
 So again starts my living hell.
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