When he died
Turns out he left behind a mansion full of other people's skulls
The odd thing is, they never found his own, when he died
When he died
He somehow left behind strange symbols on the floor beneath his corpse
Investigators said the wood was scorched, when he died
When he died they found so many scorpions inside his lungs
When he died the statues of his missing children cried
What was later found to be his blood
When he died (On a dark and stormy night)
They telephoned his wife (Who reacted with delight)
But gradually her voice began to fade to nothing
And the Laughing Record played
The Laughing Record played
When he died
They found a message etched into his spine
That said when he died an endless age of untold nightmares would be nigh
And the blood would make the seas run red
When he died (On a dark and stormy night)
A nearby shed caught fire (It simply caught alight)
And when they cleared the charred wood from the ground
Inside they found a painting of a clown (A creepy painting of a clown)
He'd painted it he was just a child
But scrawled upon the back was exactly when he died
When he died, when he died, when he died, when he died
I completely missed DELTARUNE Chapter 1 when it first came out, something I will always regret. What I won't regret is playing the game eventually as it led me to be able to hear one of the greatest soundtracks of all time. Once again, Toby Fox has knocked it out of the park with one of the greatest soundtracks to any video game leaving behing a trail complex memories attached to simple yet memorable leitmotifs. Also, Field of Hopes and Dreams is better than THE WORLD REVLOVING, good night Georgia Smith
Toby Fox's combination of catchy melodies, simple yet memorable chord progresions, hauntingly beautiful atmospheric pieces, heartwrenching ballads, incredible use of leitmotif and phenomental arrangement is what makes the UNDERTALE Soundtrack one of the greatest video game soundtracks of all time. Also, OST 71 'Undertale' freakin' slaps and I wish people talked about it more Georgia Smith
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