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Paradise Resort
Sleepover galore
That's what was written on the door
The only room left, the door, covered, in red
Only one bed
One pan
One blanket
One thief
One dead body
The next morning
One still left to see
Two check in
One stromy stromy night
One room left
One room that's a fright
Scratches and blood
Painted over on the walls
Last tentans present were
Two sleeping bags stuffed in a wall
Flesh and blood seeping out of the wall
One skull
One hand
One foot
Found on the floor
One knife
Bluddyed
One gun shot
One more body on the floor
One more scream and one more shreek
One more worried knock on the door
All the other rooms
A sleepy sleepy night
Not another scream herd
Not another person seen, leaving the scene
All and all
Through and out
For the room named sleepover galore
Had 502 names carved into
The door
Waxed over in red
And one bed
Soaked in red
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