Track Insight / Lyrics
Rain slicks the porch boards black and shiny
Carved grin flickers, candle wobbly
Regulars order pie and whiskey
Cook just laughs, "Night gets hobby"
Wind cuts through the screen door slam
Shadows dance on syrup jam
Fiddle screams a reel so wild
Every ghost becomes a child
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Celtic reel spins through the mist
Halloween don't exist — it insists
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Trucker tips his hat to nothing
Sees the pumpkin, starts to shudder
Cook pours coffee, hand still steady
"Just a squash with candle ready"
Wind cuts through the screen door slam
Shadows dance on syrup jam
Fiddle screams a reel so wild
Every ghost becomes a child
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Celtic reel spins through the mist
Halloween don't exist — it insists
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Waitress ties her apron tighter
Crosses self, a secret fighter
Cook winks, flips a burger greasy
"Fear's just hunger looking easy"
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Celtic reel spins through the mist
Halloween don't exist — it insists
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Organ moans from church next door
Pipes leak fog across the floor
Mellotron breathes cold and hollow
Cook checks clock, "Two hours follow"
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Celtic reel spins through the mist
Halloween don't exist — it insists
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Dawn bleeds gray through rain-streaked glass
Candle gutters, turns to ash
Regulars pay and shake their heads
"Best damn show," the trucker said
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
Celtic reel spins through the mist
Halloween don't exist — it insists
Porch light Jack grins crooked teeth
Wax drips slow on weathered wreath
One more grin for night shift crew
Jack knows we'll be back next year too
Banjo fades, cello sighs
Porch light winks — then darkness flies