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The Magnus Archives fan-song about Helen's experience while giving her statement at the Magnus Institute during episode 47...
lyrics
"Statement of Helen Richardson,
Regarding a new door in the house she was selling.
Statement recorded direct from subject,
2nd October 2016...
Statement Begins."
I open up the door for the day's last tour,
And I see him.
He is tall and has straw colored hair,
Says my client couldn't be there,
I believe him.
He will not shake my hand,
And his laugh isn't human-like,
But I am in too deep to back out,
So he follows me around,
As I show him the grounds,
And the second floor is where it all goes down.
"The ceiling was quite low so I thought I'd better warn him to be careful..."
But I look back and he's gone,
So I go back to the landing,
And I see it.
I swear it wasn't there before,
A yellow door,
He's curious, I'm Speechless.
(It shouldn't exist)
He asks me what's inside,
And I'm losing my mind,
But I am in too deep to back out.
Now I'm standing in a hall,
Swirls and mirrors line the walls,
No, just paintings of this place,
There's no door just my reflection,
Freaking out.
I can't break the glass,
No, it will not even crack,
I am crying.
(And my phone won't do a damn thing)
So I walk down that corridor,
I make some turns,
Go back to where I started,
It's departed.
The colors shift in place,
The wallpaper has also changed,
I'm feeling like I cannot trust my eyes.
I'm there for 3 whole days,
In that twisted wicked place,
Then a figure comes my way,
It's distorted, laughing, chasing me down.
"I looked around in desperation, trying to find any hope of escape..."
All the pictures show this thing,
Except a single empty frame,
I make my exit.
(Show up in Dulwich)
That's all I have to say,
And yes, Michael was his name,
I'll leave you to it...
Oh Shit.
credits
released June 14, 2020
Written and performed by Elliot Grace
All characters, quotes, and inspiration belong to the Magnus Archives podcast and its creators: Alexander J. Newall and Jonathan Sims.
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