Right from the start
I was stabbed in the heart
Didn't know I wasn't breathing
Didn't know I had been bleeding
Opened my door
Thought I was alone but
Someone was hiding
In a dark room in my home
Hum it, you will remember some of it
But if you solve it you will remember all of it
Creeper in my home, crawled in through the window
I grabbed a kitchen knife, couldn't stick it in though
Creeper had his own, shining in the moonlight
My home was very cold, and something didn't feel right
Right from the start
I was stabbed in the heart
Didn't know I wasn't breathing
Didn't know I had been bleeding
Opened my door
Thought I was not alone, but
Someone was hiding in the dark room in my home
Right from the start
I was stabbed in the heart
Didn't know I wasn't breathing
Didn't know I had been bleeding
Opened my door
Thought I was alone, but
Someone was hiding in the dark room in my home
Right from the start
I was stabbed in the heart
Didn't know I wasn't breathing
Didn't know I had been bleeding
Opened my door
Thought I was alone, but
Someone was hiding
In a dark room in my home
What's really lost in this whole conversation is how its... 2025 and almost nobody walks around with cash anymore?
You can literally call your bank and credit card companies and have all your cards cancelled and locked within minutes? Any money spent by the thief will be returned to your accounts?
If it's your phone stolen instead of your wallet... You didn't have it set to be locked or auto-lock when theft is detected? You didn't have find your device set up? You don't have it set to be able to be remotely wiped? Pretty sure you can also get your phone insured for theft.
One of the few valuable things Tyler Durden said in Fight Club was "You are not the contents of your wallet. You are not the car you drive. You are not your fucking khakis." Yet Americans still love to extend the concept of who they are to the things they own.
People are fucking unhinged, man.