Kamaskera The Locked Door Innsmouth Version

Beneath the stair, the lantern dims
Its yellow eye turns cold
When all the rooms forget their names
The locked door calls you old
Do not reply to empty walls
When shadows count to ten
At dawn the house will wear your face
And bar the road again

At midnight, do not stand
Beside the shuttered door
The house will count your breath
Beneath the upper floor
Keep every candle dark
Whatever else you do
For when the hallway learns your name
It starts to breathe like you
It starts to breathe like you

Beneath the stair, the lantern dims
Its yellow eye turns cold
When all the rooms forget their names
The locked door calls you old
Do not reply to empty walls
When shadows count to ten
At dawn the house will wear your face
And bar the road again

At dawn the house will wear your face
And bar the road again