Then the Puritans Sent Us To Helltown

 

 

 
Sometimes I wish
we could go
back to the summer
we spent
together
at Helltown

 
A nice place
to visit
they said
But it was
a better place
to leave

 
We smoked
cigarettes aboard
the abandoned bus
Our legs up
on the seats
The emergency
exit door
slightly ajar
Cool fresh air
creeping in

 
The end
of the world
just beyond
the barricade
at the end of the dead
county highway

 
Crosses etched
into tree bark
The burnout kids
would head
out back
and listen
to their
Scandinavian metal

 
We put down
shots and knew it
would end badly
Faces covered
in ten days
of mystery

 
We called ourselves
Whiskey Rebellion
and searched
high and low
for reasons
to kick and scream