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There is an evil entity in the house.
You are about to see real people...
I was terrified beyond belief.
...reliving horrifying paranormal encounters
for the first time.
And there was this dark image right behind me.
There's no mistaking, that is a human body.
As ghost soldiers come back to haunt the living.
He's a war hero to this country.
I buried this for nearly 30 years.
Be prepared to be afraid.
(♪♪♪)
Story 18, Ben, take 2 marker.
(Thunder rumbling)
I'm a retired marine,
doing nearly 24 years in Marine Corps.
About every three or four years the Marine Corps moves you,
your whole household.
They uproot you.
Connecticut was open
and I said, "Well, I'll take to Connecticut,
because my wife is from Connecticut."
Constantly moving wasn't the hardest part
of Ben's job.
Among his responsibilities was the sad duty
of informing the next of kin
when a soldier had died in combat.
(Bugle played in background)
Then when we start the procedure of getting the remains home,
I get to the funeral home,
I open to make sure his uniform and everything is correct.
I'm gonna make sure he's ready for a presentation.
And then I'm there with the family every day.
We were looking for a place to live at
now in Connecticut to settle down.
We were looking around the state,
you know some of the nicer areas.
And somehow, this email popped up
with this house in Meredin.
So we were like, we'll go check it out, you know?
So we pulled in the driveway,
we saw this huge barn in the back.
Ben and his wife Janice
experienced a strong draw towards the barn.
(♪♪♪)
There was-- the people that packed up all their tubs
and stuck 'em out there, it now said, "Janice" on it,
which was my wife's name.
I took that as a sign first of all that
her name was on it all over the inside of the barn.
(♪♪♪)
So we went in the house to see the family
who owned the house, a gentleman and his wife.
Turned out he was a marine.
So with all those signs,
we said you know, "This must be the house."
We bought the house in December and ended up moving in
in January.
But I wasn't sure
what I was gonna do with the barn.
And suddenly, it just started coming to me
and I started hanging up my flags
that we'd flown in Fallujah.
We started putting up things on the walls
just of my time in the marines.
(Hammering)
We have pictures of everybody who was killed
when we were over there,
of everybody who I had to notify their families,
those who have come back and have committed suicide,
we've added their pictures to the wall.
So when people come out there they can see them,
remember them the way they were.
The barn became a memorial to the soldiers
that Ben had encountered during his military career.
(♪♪♪)
As Ben settled in to his new home,
he continued to be drawn to the barn.
There's times you can go up there
and it's just kinda odd.
And the wind started picking up.
I started hearing the dogs running back and forth
upstairs in the barn.
(Dog barks)
So I went to go check on the dogs.
And the dogs weren't up there.
There was nobody there, there was nothing there.
I came back downstairs
and the wind and everything just stopped.
(♪♪♪)
I was in my house one night about 9:00, 9:30
when I suddenly get--
I get these feelings when my hair stands up that say,
"You need to come out to the barn."
(♪♪♪)
I have no explanation for it.
It's just, I get a sense and I go out to the barn.
(Footsteps)
Ben was certain that he had heard footsteps upstairs.
(♪♪♪)
(Footsteps)
You can clearly hear footsteps running back and forth up there,
shuffling.
(Footsteps)
And the wind and everything just stopped.
(♪♪♪)
And then as I looked on the wall one of the pictures of the guys,
I had put, had been taken off the nail.
(♪♪♪)
And when you look at that little edge--
Ledge there
and there's no way it could've fell that far.
(♪♪♪)
It was obviously taken down and set.
And it was off the nail.
I know it was off the nail, but the nail was gone.
I said, "Something's wrong."
And I couldn't figure out what
and I sat there for a little while.
And I said,
"Something's happened to somebody
or somebody's going in that spot."
And there's not gonna be a marine,
which at the time I was very concerned,
'cause my oldest son was in Afghanistan in the army.
Ben was deeply troubled, but did his best
to put the worrying thoughts out of his mind.
The next day I went to a benefit concert,
someone comes out to me, says, "Hey, Ben
we have a mother over here and she's crying,
do you mind talking to her?"
I say, "Yeah, absolutely."
I'm talking to her and turned out
that her son was in the army.
He had lost both legs in Afghanistan,
came back and got killed in a car accident.
So I was trying to make her feel better
and talking to her about the barn.
And she goes, "Well, I have a picture of him.
Can you hang it in the barn?"
(♪♪♪)
So I brought it back and this was the next day
after that night at the barn.
So I brought that back and I put that picture.
So it was almost--
The crazy coincidences, I don't know.
But I mean the barn told me there was gonna be somebody.
(♪♪♪)
My mind started saying,
"Okay, am I imagining this stuff?
Am I making this stuff up for myself?"
You know, because being in the war
so many times or--
And I almost thought,
"Do I need to go to a psychiatrist?"
(♪♪♪)
And I had this barn gathering,
I do it once a year.
And Kurt happened to come to it.
He was a Vietnam era vet.
I met Ben when we were both members
of a veterans organization that was concerned
with fund raising for veterans' activities.
And he found out what I do is a vocation,
paranormal investigation.
And we talked about a few minutes, he goes,
"You know, if you'd like I'd like to come
and set up at the barn."
At the time, I wasn't good with it.
It was many, many months before I felt comfortable
with the notion of him coming and doing the cameras and--
I didn't want to say, "There's nothing here."
And maybe, kill it
for the families who did believe.
I was still very neutral.
But I was at the point
where my head was really confused
on everything that was happening in the barn.
And that so many other people were noticing also.
Ben's hope was that Kurt would provide answers
to the unexplained events in the barn.
The day of the investigation, we arrived about 7:00.
We set up our cameras, we set up recording equipment,
infrared illuminators.
(♪♪♪)
(Static on EVP)
Yeah, I'm getting something here.
It's really hot here, Ben.
(♪♪♪)
Ooh!
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
Former marine Ben Grainger was having strange experiences
in his barn.
Yeah, I'm getting something here.
It's really hot here, Ben.
He turned to a paranormal investigator
to find answers.
I've been investigating the paranormal
for about 35 years.
This was probably the most intense experience
that I personally had had in all that time.
It definitely wanted to let me know it was around
and it did.
Ooh!
(Ghostly voice) Dave!
Oh my God!
Oh man!
(Ghostly voice) Dave!
But I was basically, "Holy (bleeped)!"
That's all I could say.
We were able to confirm a lot other things
that Ben had claimed.
You could see a dark figure standing to the left of him.
There was no mistaking, that is a human body.
(♪♪♪)
They realize that they're not crazy,
that there is something going on there
and someone else was able to prove it.
You see that?
Yeah.
And just as the shadow figure passed in front of Ben,
we'd heard the name, "Dave" loud and clear.
Unbelievable.
The next steps were to bring Karen Hollis in.
Karen Hollis is a psychic medium with a gift
for contacting spirits.
Before I even got to Ben's house,
I was turning the corner
and no sooner did I turn the corner
then I heard him in my backseat of my vehicle, "Hi, I'm Dave."
Dave?
And then I knew
I had a discarnate spirit with me already.
Karen as a clairaudient medium
has the ability to make contact
with deceased family members, deceased friends.
She was able to tell Ben things
that she could not possibly have had prior knowledge of.
My take on Ben when I mentioned Dave's name
was that he immediately kind of recoiled
and looked at me in a very confused way
as if to say, "How do you who Dave is?"
As Karen began her investigation,
she knew she was not alone.
(♪♪♪)
Dave?
I was the first.
And David was the first casualty
that I had to notify the mother.
Karen explained to Ben that the barn memorial
had drawn the spirits of Dave and other fallen soldiers.
I do believe a memorial acts as an invitation
to open up a portal for spirits to come back and come through.
Spirits will use that memorial or that invitation
to maybe get one last message across.
I started to experience, voices.
Each one of the men in the barn
started to tell their story one after the other.
(♪♪♪)
And then I would see and experience flashes
of the battle of his particular death.
Dave stood by each one of the young men
as they came forward
and he let them tell their stories first.
(Gunshots fired)
He was the last one to tell his story.
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
Former marine Ben Grainger was having strange experiences
in his barn and had invited in a medium.
She quickly made contact with one of the soldiers
from Ben's past.
Dave left himself for very last to tell his story.
And he spoke of how he was hit
and how the bullet went and hit him in the head.
And how he was killed.
He gave me very specific information
to tell Ben.
And knowing that if he gave me that evidential information,
Ben would know that it was definitely him.
And he said to tell Ben that he specifically appreciated
the fact that Ben had taken special care
to make sure that the mortician had worked
to cover the left-hand-side of his head,
because it had taken out a part of his skull.
And he did not want his mother or his father
to be upset by that wound.
I knew this,
because when I prepared the body for viewing at the funeral home,
we placed a big white towel underneath his head
that kinda hide all the bandages
where the funereal home had fixed him up.
So when you looked at him, you had no idea
there was a hole in the side of his head.
He was the very first one that I'd notified
when I'd moved to Connecticut and I had to go notify a family
that he was killed.
And he almost burst into tears, 'cause he knew it was Dave,
he knew there was no way that it could be anyone else.
Knowing that the ghost soldiers were sending positive messages,
Ben was reassured they meant no harm.
He felt the spirits supported his efforts to honour them.
And these young men wanted him to know
how much they appreciated him.
In fact one of the young men even spoke about,
that there was always an honour guard there
at the barn,
And that's why they were hearing footsteps.
And they would hear the footsteps
all night long sometimes.
And it's the most well-guarded barn
I think in Meridin, Connecticut.
I do believe that the type of people we are
when we're alive carries over into the spirit realm
in sense of duty, of protection that you did once here on earth.
You can have that same desire to do that in the spirit realm.
As a marine, your job's never done,
you take care of your marines.
And I felt the sense that even though these guys
have lost their lives there's quite a few on the wall.
I was still in a sense taking care of them,
allowing them to maybe get closure
with their family, see their families,
put them even in a spirit form
in a better or happier place.
Um, which is the barn.
Losing a life while serving in the military
can leave a lot unsaid.
With no preparation to leave the physical world,
fallen soldiers have been known to travel across continents
to get a message home.
(♪♪♪)
Christian interview, take 1.
(Beeps)
(Thunder rumbling)
I joined the military in 2006
and I did deploy to Afghanistan
with Task Force 110, in May of 2010.
I was excited and scared.
The idea of going overseas to me is why I joined the military.
And it's kinda in my family,
as far as my name goes back,
there's somebody that's been in the military.
On the 24th of May,
we were doing a normal resupply mission.
I was the British security for the vehicles,
so in the (Indiscernible speech) we call it the GIB,
the "Guy in Back",
he stands in the back of the vehicle,
watches out of the rear.
And my vehicle ended up striking an IED.
The explosion would have a lasting effect on Christian.
I was ejected, about 120 feet or so,
from the vehicle.
After that all I remember is yelling for my driver
and I got no response.
Christian's driver had been badly wounded.
I remember doing first aid on him.
And then I lost consciousness due to shock.
He, unfortunately, was killed that day.
(♪♪♪)
Because of my injuries I had to come home early.
And my daughter was born November 11th,
so I was able to witness the birth
and see my daughter born.
And I remember holding her for the first time,
it was the best day of my life.
After the trauma of combat, Christian was grateful
for the tranquility of family life.
But the calm would prove to be short-lived.
(Knocking on door)
I start hearing knocking that you kinda just brush off,
'cause you thought
it was your house creaking or expanding.
(Creaking)
And it just intensified, that's all.
(Creaking continues)
(♪♪♪)
I thought somebody was in the house.
And I have some kit from when I was overseas.
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
Christian D'Andrea had recently experienced
the death of his friend while on duty in Afghanistan.
Quickly followed by the birth of his daughter.
His instincts were on high alert
when he thought he heard an intruder in his home.
And I freaked out and just grabbed my gun.
(♪♪♪)
And I walked through and around my house
and there was nothing there.
I kinda just tried to brush it off and ignore it.
But the events were not so easily ignored.
One day I was talking to my neighbours,
I think me and my neighbour were outside,
having a cigarette.
We were just talking and I asked him,
"Like what time are you putting the girls to bed?"
And he just said,
"Well, they've been in bed since 6:30, 7:00."
And I was just like, "Oh."
He goes, "Why?"
I was like, "Well, I keep hearing
banging and running over from your place."
And he said the same thing.
He said, "Well, I thought
you guys were fooling around or whatever,
because I can hear the same thing."
And that's when I started thinking that
there's something out there.
One of Christian's friends also had strange experiences
in the house.
What she told me is she saw three things
standing behind her.
(Woman gasps)
(♪♪♪)
And then they all turned and walked away.
And when she turned around, there was nothing there.
I was like, "Okay, well, you're over exaggerating."
I just feel there's something in my house,
I have no idea what it is.
So she went over next door and got my neighbour.
And he came over and searched my house
and there was nothing there.
She was scared to be in there.
If I'm in the basement,
if I'm walking past the basement stairs,
it looks like there's someone standing
at the bottom of the stairs.
And then I look and there's nothing there.
But you'd hear footsteps,
legitimate footsteps walking up and down the hallway.
(Footsteps)
I thought someone was in the house.
I don't even know how to explain it,
you can feel a vibe of--
Like somebody else is in the house.
(♪♪♪)
And that bothered me.
(♪♪♪)
Like you have that helpless feeling.
(♪♪♪)
When you're dealing with something,
that I like to term, as a phantom draft
or a phantom vibration, it's a lot different.
You feel a sense that
not only is your spider sense is tingling,
but you know that something's there.
And you may catch something at the corner of your eye.
When it gets that strong,
the indications are a good percentage that
you may be visited by an unknown entity.
(♪♪♪)
I was in my house alone,
Isabelle was with her mother for the weekend.
And I was lying in bed.
And it sounded like
someone was actually punching the wall behind
from the room behind me.
(Headboard shaking)
My headboard actually shook and smacked up against the wall
a few times.
(Headboard shaking)
At first, I was scared like, "What's going on?
Who's that?
What is that?"
The force went from shaking the bed
to pressure on Christian's chest,
disabling him.
I can't move, I can't yell, I can't talk,
I can't do anything.
And it feels like someone is sitting
or standing on my chest.
It almost looks like someone is still kind of standing
in the room, watching I guess.
Then I wake up a little while later
and just scared like, "What just happened to me?"
A lot of time
the spirit will appear at night-time.
And I've dealt with many cases of spirits going,
hovering over somebody's bed or beside them.
A lot of times it is to give a message
and that theme is always reoccurring,
it's there for a reason.
What that reason is is hard to detect.
But usually it's to give a message,
to tell you something, maybe forewarn you of something
or simply to say, "I know you can see me,
what are you gonna do about it?"
The events were escalating,
Christian's daughter became scared to sleep
in her bedroom.
She said, "There's a man in my closet.
There's a man in my room."
And I asked like, "Okay, does he hurt you?
Does he touch you?
Does he talk to you?
What does he do?"
And all she would say is he talks or he stands
and it scares her, 'cause it's dark.
I actually thought somebody was coming into my house,
but my doors are always locked,
you have to walk past my room to get to Isabelle's room.
And it was winter.
And so I looked outside and there was no footprints
leading up to any of the windows.
And my doors were still locked in the morning.
I took the closet door off
and I actually put a camera in her room
to see what was going on.
And I got nothing.
And I thought I was sleepwalking,
so I put baby powder in the door
or in the hallway,
it was out of my door, nothing.
Nothing was ever there.
So I thought, "Okay, well, something's going on."
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
After returning
from a tour of duty in Afghanistan,
Christian D'Andrea
had been experiencing strange events in his home.
My mom was--
She was sitting on the couch,
Isabella was at daycare I believe.
And her picture flew off the wall.
So it was just, okay--
She called me right away.
I came home, I looked.
(♪♪♪)
Well, she didn't touch anything,
she left it there so I could see it.
And it was a picture of Isabella...
about three and a half feet from the wall.
And my mom said, it just came off and dropped.
A spirit would push over a picture
or move an object to get attention,
if it's trying to tell you something.
And it has enough energy to manifest itself
in our physical realm to move an object,
'cause it does take a lot of energy to do that.
But most of the time it is to grab your attention
of something it wants to tell you.
I know when I saw the picture frame
it was--
Everything became real then.
I was nervous,
'cause I didn't know what it was,
it's now taking objects and moving them.
Like it's glass, what happens if that happened.
'Cause Isabella has a chair underneath where that was
and that's where she puts her shoes on.
So I was just like,
"What happens if Isabella was there
and this glass falls and hits her?"
So that's when I got scared
and that's when I contacted Katie.
Because now it's moving things
and throwing things, like what's next?
Katie Turner is a paranormal investigator
with the Petawawa Supernatural Research Society.
As soon as we walked into the house alone,
I felt like I wasn't supposed to be there.
Whoever it was did not want me there.
I was just a little sceptical,
so I didn't tell her much about my past.
I told her basically what was going on,
that a picture just flew off the wall,
my daughter is sometimes afraid of everything.
I need help.
There was something clearly wrong in this situation.
This one particular entity
did not want us in their residence.
(♪♪♪)
I was getting pain in my arm
and I was getting pain in my head,
I was getting a very bad headache.
(♪♪♪)
I could feel, I could hear, I could see an entity.
As Katie started to make contact with the spirit,
she was guided downstairs to the basement.
We have a P-SB7 spirit box.
And what it does,
it sweeps through radio frequencies
at extremely fast rate.
And it's able to pick up--
It's almost like a phone for the spiritual side.
So they're able to talk through it
and we can hear them in a real time.
So we ask questions and it will answer.
And as soon as I got into the basement,
I knew right away.
That's where I picked up Christian's friend.
She asked, "Are you attached to the house
or are you attached to the family?"
And you can hear, "Family".
"What do you think of Christian?"
"He's a good man."
"Are you worried about him?"
"Yes."
She said it was someone that you knew.
I could feel an entity, he was very standoffish,
he did not want us to be there, he was nervous.
It wasn't as if he was evil, he just didn't wasn't us there.
In that area was some kit and equipment
that Christian had.
And I believe that there was an attachment there to it.
Katie told him that the spirit was his friend and driver
the day of the explosion in Afghanistan.
So I was like, "Okay, well, maybe this--
Maybe she's not crazy, maybe she's real."
You have people in this world that are very strong
and they're dominant
and they have a lot of will and determination.
I believe that same will and determination
can alter the frequencies in the supernatural realm
to give more of a powerful energy
as to somebody, who is maybe
a little bit more reserved while living.
It was a lot to take in at once, little emotional.
But it felt good
at the same time knowing that
it's not some random man, it's somebody I know,
who I know was a gentle guy, a gentle man.
Meant no harm to anybody, just wanted attention.
And now he has it.
He was the--
A war hero to this country.
So he may be gone, but he's still here
and it just proves that they're gone, but not forgotten.
Now that Christian understands the presence in his home,
the violent episodes have stopped
and he knows that his fallen comrade remains
by his side.
(♪♪♪)
When a person passes away
with outstanding business to take care of,
that's often enough reason for them to stick around
in the physical world
until they can give their message.
(♪♪♪)
Story 10, take 1.
(Thunder rumbling)
My mother and I, and my brother moved into the home
when I was about 5 years old.
That was probably 1957.
My great grandfather built the home.
He ordered it through Sears Catalog.
Put it together by a number and followed the directions.
I grew up there, went to school there,
have still friends and family in the neighbourhood.
It's a fabulous house,
but many skeletons live in that house.
(♪♪♪)
My mother and I were sitting in the front room
and it was about 10:00 at night on a school night.
My daughter was in bed.
She'd been there since like 8:00.
(♪♪♪)
And all of a sudden, she comes flying down the steps
with this scared look on her face,
saying the stereo came on.
And I just kind of, "Yeah, okay."
It's just the radio, hon.
It's okay, go to sleep, okay?
Okay.
And I said, "Something must have started it."
And was about 20 minutes later after I'd tucked her back in.
(♪♪♪)
Again, it just turned on by itself.
She said, "Mom, I'm not sleeping in there,
'cause the stereo turned on again."
I thought maybe the plug was jostled.
You know, I just kinda wrote it off,
I didn't think any more about it.
But the stereo switching on by itself
turned out to be just the beginning.
It was after that that I started hearing things
in the kitchen.
I worked after noon, so I would come in to relax,
unwind, watch the news.
(Bottles clinking)
And I would hear things jiggle,
like when somebody opens a refrigerator, the bottles.
(Creaking)
And cupboard doors, same thing.
I hear them open.
I have a magnetic strip that holds them shut
and I'll hear it click like somebody opened it.
(Doors banging)
I'd go in
and refrigerator door was closed.
Nothing's moved, nothing's changed,
everything's the same.
A day or two later, I was upstairs
making sure everything was ready for the next day of school.
And I came down the steps from upstairs
and the kitchen cupboard doors, there was three of 'em open.
And I went to check to see
if my son had been up in the kitchen.
And he wasn't and I shut the doors,
went back and sat down,
I was doing some homework myself.
(♪♪♪)
And the door was open and I didn't hear it open
and I was sitting there.
(♪♪♪)
And then when my son was in the basement,
he made the basement his bedroom.
And I had gone to the basement steps
to say goodnight.
(♪♪♪)
(Screams)
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
(♪♪♪)
Judy Spehar had lived in her family home for decades
when she started noticing some strange events.
The incidents started to occur more frequently
and became more frightening.
(Screams)
And I turned around
and there was this dark image right behind me.
It was not black,
but almost a dark grey.
And I covered my face.
I would tell people my stories and they'd all look at me
like I was crazy.
"Oh, it's just a imagination thing.
You know, nothing like that happens,
there's no such thing as spirits or ghosts."
Judy struggled to understand the weird incidents.
I'm sleeping one night and then I could hear something,
but I wasn't sure what it was.
(Noises)
And I could feel like somebody walking
with their hands and knees
up the side of me.
I could feel the indent in the mattress.
It was scary.
At first, I thought it was the dog moving
and I noticed the dog was in the same spot.
And then I was thinking it was the cat,
'cause I have two cats.
And there was nothing there.
I have a streetlight that comes in through the window
and there was nothing there, but I could feel the indent.
The bizarre events could no longer be ignored,
Judy needed help.
My sister-in-law introduced me to Ken,
so that we could find out if there really was something
or it was my imagination.
When we first got to Judy's house,
the overwhelming feeling in the house was that
the presences that were there did feel like family.
During the investigation,
we kept getting you know,
a series of EVPs call, "Beth".
"Beth, Beth."
Were very emphatic,
so it was definitely a man's voice.
When Ken told me, I was flabbergasted.
I didn't know what to say,
because I hadn't thought of Beth in years.
Beth was married to my brother Mike,
who had passed away.
Mike had died in the late 1970s in a farming accident.
I believe that they may tap around
person that they want and go to somebody else,
because maybe they can communicate better
with them.
Maybe that can be more of a--
I'd like to just use the term, a validation of who it is.
And then that person can take the message over
and it's easy to hear that way sometimes.
I went on Facebook to see if I could find her
and luckily I did.
Mike and I were married
in December of '68,
we had four days to plan our wedding,
we had 10 days together honeymooning
before he left for Vietnam.
So January of '70
was when he returned
and we filed for a divorce,
because when he returned he was so, so different
than he was when he left.
A lot of years I carried a lot of guilt,
because I didn't stick with him like our vows said.
Beth was not the only one with unsettled emotions.
Well, at this point it's pretty clear that
somebody wants to get a message to Beth.
So I went to the investigation and it was after midnight.
In my mind, I was more concerned about
what does this spirit want with her
in the first place.
(♪♪♪)
And I kept feeling cold breezes on the back of my neck
or hair would stand up on my arm.
(♪♪♪)
What I sensed was that
there was a lot more energy in the room.
Beth heard something that blew her mind.
We could hear Mike saying, "Beth, I love you."
(Sighs)
Oh, I still get the goose bumps.
Beth's dead ex-husband Mike had made contact.
I believe entities can come back
if they have unfinished business.
Especially, if they die tragically,
they can come back to give a message.
My whole body got that sense--
I'm being shocked.
I mean from my fingers to my toes
and all the hair on my body stood up.
And it was like a jolt of electricity
shooting right through me.
Hearing from him and hearing him say that
that he still loved me and it made me realize that
he wasn't angry at me.
Or that I could let go of the guilt
I'd been carrying around.
And it just gave me so much more peace.
(♪♪♪)
So that was important for me to know that
he wasn't like mad at me or it's--
I felt like he was still hanging around,
because he needed to get that message to me,
because he could see all these years
I was carrying around all this guilt
for not staying with him.
(♪♪♪)
Mike wanted her there for a reason,
he wanted to make a closure I believe
of what was going on with him and her.
He wanted her to know that he was okay.
And that what they had done was the right thing.
And how do you feel about the house now?
I always feel comfortable in the home,
I love it.
And I just wish I could figure out
who was crawling up the bed.
(♪♪♪)
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