Hunters and explorers Never return From the acres In which I lurk Crocodiles swim Birds fly away This swamp was dead When I was born that day If you know what's good You'll stay away From this swamp By the close of day Enter at night And you might view Human pieces Scattered through the Bayou Best of luck But you won't survive Victor Crowley's Coming for your life You can run But he'll find you Chop you to bits And rip you in two Cries for dad bellowing Through the putrid swamp Past mutilated bodies This deformed being stomps Hatchet in his hand Tight white-knuckled grip Your insides and your limbs From your body he rips Skin stretched and snapped tendons ripped away Limps scattered far and wide Those who venture here all die Snags your guts between his fingers Smell of rotting flesh still lingers Cadavers littering the marsh Died so violently and harsh