All of this has happened before And it will all happen again But this time it happened in London On a quiet street in Bloomsbury in the West End In the house on the corner where the Darlings lived George and his wife Mary and their charming kids Michael was the little one, John was the middle one Wendy was the eldest at twelve with an interest in Unnatural beings, her believing alone Had invited some magical creature into the home Pixie cut in purple, wings in pink Last name: Erbell, first name: Tink But then the fun stopped, it all got weird Food and jewels vanished, the dog disappeared So scary, her pretty colors melted away She's no fairy, Tink was malevolent fae Go get 'em, Tink! With a wink and a play, you've been linked with Tink of the Fae Let 'em have it, Tink! You're shrinking away to the brink with Tink of the Fae Give it to 'em, Tink! You'll sink in the bay, in the drink with Tink of the Fae C'mon do it, Tink! Yeah, think of the day, in a blink, gone, Tink of the Fae See, this is what happens when spirits get crossed Separated from the light, and souls get lost Dark horrors ride on chickens' backs Cannibal feasts in halls vile and black Demoted angels fallen from grace Banished from heaven to a new dwelling place Could it be your ship? Sailors end up dead Drowning in the night, crimson scythe to your head Look, Tink of Fae has a long legacy Going back millennia, changing forms, let's see As the banshee, the dullahan, the kelpie and the redcap The changeling, duende, Llorona with the death trap Plus Egyptians and the Greeks were known to believe In the trolls or the oni if you ask the Japanese But I'd rather have a visit from the demons for a while Than a guest named Tink in my London domicile Go get 'em, Tink! With a wink and a play, you've been linked with Tink of the Fae Let 'em have it, Tink! You're shrinking away to the brink with Tink of the Fae Give it to 'em, Tink! You'll sink in the bay, in the drink with Tink of the Fae C'mon do it, Tink! Yeah, think of the day, in a blink, gone, Tink of the Fae Overnight Tink had turned to an insidious beast Grey skin, red eyes, long hideous teeth Her once sweet song swapped for some frightening hissing Which all the Darlings heard the night that Michael went missing In their search they learned the older son John was gone They found found his glasses in the bramble patch along the lawn Their mom was found hung, assumed a suicide route But George was torn to ribbons from the inside out Then only Wendy remained, but she wasn't the same The neighbors thought she'd been replaced or somehow changed For days she stayed inside until one night with a scream She wandered off into the streets, the last time she was seen Now the house stands with boarded up doors Where Tink waits for the next to move in Because all of this has happened before And it will all happen again Go get 'em, Tink! With a wink and a play, you've been linked with Tink of the Fae Let 'em have it, Tink! You're shrinking away to the brink with Tink of the Fae Give it to 'em, Tink! You'll sink in the bay, in the drink with Tink of the Fae C'mon do it, Tink! Yeah, think of the day, in a blink, gone, Tink of the Fae