Innsmouth

I came to the town of Innsmouth to bury my dead But as soon as I arrived, I knew something was amiss It hung in the air, a strong feeling of foreboding But what I would find, beyond all sense or reason Bound under an oath made to keep them safe so long ago But did they know what nightmares awaited their descendants To become the hybrids, immortal gods of ancient seas And they live here in secret, out here on the northern shores At first so long ago, the town would not agree Human sacrifice seeming so barbaric But the Deep Ones attacked at night, and slaughtered half the town The men fell in line, the women raped by monsters But when I looked into my family history I am a descendant of Innsmouth I bear the curse of the creatures And with this the metamorphosis begins And I shall live forever Deep beneath the sea