| # Doom, doom, doom, doom # # When the cryptos creak and the tombstones quake # | |
| # The stairs begin to creak # You turn but cannot speak | |
| (Doors creak) | |
| (Stairs creak) Sara: Honey, is that you? | |
| (creak) and here I thought ray and I were the last married people On earth to go to prom together. | |
| # Doom, doom, doom, doom # # When the cryptos creak and the tombstones quake # | |
| # The stairs begin to creak # You turn but cannot speak | |
| (Doors creak) | |
| (Stairs creak) Sara: Honey, is that you? | |
| (creak) and here I thought ray and I were the last married people On earth to go to prom together. | |
| "Richard Moat's humour creaks with banality these days. | |
| ( creaks ) SOUNDS LIKE YOUR MOTHER GETTING OUT OF BED. | |
| ( creaks ) | |
| ( door creaks ) That door always does that. | |
| ( door creaks ) | |
| "Richard Moat's humour creaks with banality these days. | |
| ( creaks ) SOUNDS LIKE YOUR MOTHER GETTING OUT OF BED. | |
| ( creaks ) | |
| ( door creaks ) That door always does that. | |
| ( door creaks ) | |
| "The floorboard creaked as he stepped in the room, sending up a cloud of dust sparkling in the sunlight." | |
| - The sofa creaked | |
| And as the barn door creaked open, ever so slowly, standing there with the moon at his back and holding the severed head of the pediatrician's mother in his hand, was Philip, | |
| And everything we know is completely changed. l came past his room to see if he wanted a drink. And it took a while for the door to open, and when it did, it creaked open slowly | |
| And the door of the cottage slowly creaked open. | |
| """Our bed springs used to do the creaking, now you want movies"."" | |
| """Yes, but you never take me to the movies, it's damp here, my bones are creaking"."" | |
| "Every vasty field and daisy meadow endured a scouring to the inchworth, their moonsilver blades sliced through many a neck in the creaking crickpine forest. | |
| "In your song trills tweet tweet, with little crackles and bursts, the secret creaking ofthat pile of logs. | |
| "Right now." (creaking) LILY: | |
| "The floorboard creaked as he stepped in the room, sending up a cloud of dust sparkling in the sunlight." | |
| - The sofa creaked | |
| And as the barn door creaked open, ever so slowly, standing there with the moon at his back and holding the severed head of the pediatrician's mother in his hand, was Philip, | |
| And everything we know is completely changed. l came past his room to see if he wanted a drink. And it took a while for the door to open, and when it did, it creaked open slowly | |
| And the door of the cottage slowly creaked open. | |
| """Our bed springs used to do the creaking, now you want movies"."" | |
| """Yes, but you never take me to the movies, it's damp here, my bones are creaking"."" | |
| "Every vasty field and daisy meadow endured a scouring to the inchworth, their moonsilver blades sliced through many a neck in the creaking crickpine forest. | |
| "In your song trills tweet tweet, with little crackles and bursts, the secret creaking ofthat pile of logs. | |
| "Right now." (creaking) LILY: | |
