Missing Miss Charlene

Now there was something about her
She made the villagers smile
How could anybody wanna hurt her
And wanna make her mommy cry
Angels high
The devil now walks amongst manking
Heavens high
A lock of golden hair was all that's left behind
She's outta sight
Whatever happened to the little lady
In the darkness she's forever waiting
The light is gone but hope is never fading
Where could she be - dear missing miss Charlene
The playground is forsaken, cold and greying
The silence muting all the nightbirds wailing
These woods are heartless and there's no escaping
Where could she be - dear missing miss Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene for good
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene for good
Taking pitchforks and torches
Hunting down the one they will blame
They are obsessed to see the smoking scorches
Forgetting little miss Arcane
Angels high
The devil now walks amongst manking
Heavens high
A lock of golden hair was all that's left behind
She's outta sight
These shady woods belie forbidden secrets
The swings are moving by themself at sunset
Her golden hair is tangled, skin is all wet
Where could she be - dear missing miss Charlene
There is something buried in my backyard
The dogs are crazy, they are digging real hard
If they dig enough they might go too far
But she's not there, she and her golden hair
No, she's not there
No, she's not there
No, she's not there
No, she's not there
Whatever happened to the little lady
In the darkness she's forever waiting
The light is gone but hope is never fading
Where could she be - dear missing miss Charlene
There is something buried in my backyard
The dogs are crazy, they are digging real hard
If they dig enough they might go too far
But she's not there
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene, for good
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene, for good
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene, for good
A monster stole dear Charlene
A monster stole dear Charlene, for good