If you're a long way from home, can't sleep at night
Grab your telephone, something just ain't right
That's evil, evil is goin' on wrong
I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home
Well, long way from home and, can't sleep at all You know another mule is, kickin' in your stall That's evil, evil is goin' on wrong I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home
(spoken: You better catch him, 'cause somethin's wrong, in your home)
Well, if ya call her on the telephone, and she answers awful slow Grab the first train smokin', if you have to hobo That's evil, evil is goin' on wrong I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home
If you make it to your house, knock on the front door Run around to the back, you'll catch him, just before he go That's evil, evil is goin' on I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home Evil by Chester Burnett a.k.a. Howlin' Wolf
Aunty M moved through the crowded commons room toward the bar. A tall white-haired elf stood vigil there. Aunty M gave the creature a smile, (you know the kind, the one a grandmother would bestow upon her grandchild, the one she doesn't like.)
"Hello, dear, I need a room and I was told I could find one here." Smile, smile, smile! In some ways, socializing is a lot like acting on a stage. You paint it on and shine it out. Aunty had always been good at that.
The tall Elven woman barely smiled in response. Her hand dipped behind the bar to hidden depths as she eyed Aunty M suspiciously.
It was obvious to Aunty M that the female didn't like her, but she only wanted a room. The tender suddenly nodded and moved off to grab up a key. Whatever she'd been fondling behind the bar seemed forgotten for the moment. Aunty M wasn't sure if she should be relieved or not. She chose to wait patiently, turning her smile to and fro, shining it on for all the strangers.
His scent was all over the place. He'd been here recently. She knew he'd be watching the place. If she lived here she'd be watching this place. It was full of the powerful. So many of them in one place! Aunty M had never been anywhere so many powerful critters dared to congregate. This realm must be something" special, she thought. But then again, to attract him it had to be, didn't it"
He wasn't known for going places that offered up little. No, he liked to revel in his sins, now didn't he" She knew this better than anyone. Such a lovely time they've had over the decades. Too bad he'd hidden himself away like he had. It had taken her years to sniff the rascal out. He owed her and she's planning on collecting.
The tall Elf returned offering Aunty M a key. "Room 3, its upstairs, first door to the left." The female was definitely cold and distant.
Aunty M wasn't bothered, she smiled and smiled. "Why, thank you young lady,? she replied, but really elves live so long the female might have been older than even she was. She took the key and headed towards the stairs.
She planned to settle in before she hunted down her dog of a man. First, she was going to make him pay for slipping out on her, then she'd let him have a little fun. After that he was going to give her what he'd promised her so many years ago.
Yes, Aunty M is looking very forward to their reunion. Mister Howe on the other hand may not be nearly so happy to see her.
Well, long way from home and, can't sleep at all You know another mule is, kickin' in your stall That's evil, evil is goin' on wrong I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home
(spoken: You better catch him, 'cause somethin's wrong, in your home)
Well, if ya call her on the telephone, and she answers awful slow Grab the first train smokin', if you have to hobo That's evil, evil is goin' on wrong I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home
If you make it to your house, knock on the front door Run around to the back, you'll catch him, just before he go That's evil, evil is goin' on I am warnin' ya brother, you better watch your happy home Evil by Chester Burnett a.k.a. Howlin' Wolf
Aunty M moved through the crowded commons room toward the bar. A tall white-haired elf stood vigil there. Aunty M gave the creature a smile, (you know the kind, the one a grandmother would bestow upon her grandchild, the one she doesn't like.)
"Hello, dear, I need a room and I was told I could find one here." Smile, smile, smile! In some ways, socializing is a lot like acting on a stage. You paint it on and shine it out. Aunty had always been good at that.
The tall Elven woman barely smiled in response. Her hand dipped behind the bar to hidden depths as she eyed Aunty M suspiciously.
It was obvious to Aunty M that the female didn't like her, but she only wanted a room. The tender suddenly nodded and moved off to grab up a key. Whatever she'd been fondling behind the bar seemed forgotten for the moment. Aunty M wasn't sure if she should be relieved or not. She chose to wait patiently, turning her smile to and fro, shining it on for all the strangers.
His scent was all over the place. He'd been here recently. She knew he'd be watching the place. If she lived here she'd be watching this place. It was full of the powerful. So many of them in one place! Aunty M had never been anywhere so many powerful critters dared to congregate. This realm must be something" special, she thought. But then again, to attract him it had to be, didn't it"
He wasn't known for going places that offered up little. No, he liked to revel in his sins, now didn't he" She knew this better than anyone. Such a lovely time they've had over the decades. Too bad he'd hidden himself away like he had. It had taken her years to sniff the rascal out. He owed her and she's planning on collecting.
The tall Elf returned offering Aunty M a key. "Room 3, its upstairs, first door to the left." The female was definitely cold and distant.
Aunty M wasn't bothered, she smiled and smiled. "Why, thank you young lady,? she replied, but really elves live so long the female might have been older than even she was. She took the key and headed towards the stairs.
She planned to settle in before she hunted down her dog of a man. First, she was going to make him pay for slipping out on her, then she'd let him have a little fun. After that he was going to give her what he'd promised her so many years ago.
Yes, Aunty M is looking very forward to their reunion. Mister Howe on the other hand may not be nearly so happy to see her.