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They All Want To Play
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Welcome to your nightmare! No, you can't run away!
They all want to play!
The night has just begun, and now they all want you to stay.
They all just want to play!
Chester will try to tag you, run!
Kiki plays peek-a-boo, oh, that's fun!
Red light, green light. Mr.Tatters all right!
Maxwell loves the darkness, use the flashlight!
Greta hears very well but cannot see.
Hide and seek is the game of Emily.
In this box sits Weasl, another kind of clown.
If you do not turn this music off then he'll pop out and track you down.
Welcome to your nightmare! No, you can't run away!
They all want to play!
The night has just begun, and now they all want you to stay.
They all just want to play!
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