The Monster comes in the still of the night like mist across the alleys Its spider legs are tapping on the ground Its jaws are slowly moving with no sound Gliding in the darkness, worse than any fear through silent stairs and empty streets the monster's drawing near... And any time you dream about the war the crimson eyes shine brighter And when you shout until your throat gets sore and fill your voice with hatred it wants more Waiting in the darkness, feeding on your dread the monster spins its subtle web: the Monster's in our head.