is tiptoe through the tulips a paranormal song?
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It is scary because the song has been related to paranormal activity. Also, the song has been related to many possesions.
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I think of the blues as being more about overcoming or enduring sadness than just expressing it. The Kalinnikov/Nelson progression is also related to the “Beatles cadence,” technically a combination major/minor plagal cadence. You can hear it around 1:00 in the bridge of “If I Fell.”
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What We Do in the Shadows Season 2, Episode 3, “Brain Scramblies,” observes a sacred event. The vampires of Staten Island are invited to the venerable celebration of the Superb Owl. ... Bloodsucking vampires respect the owl's predatory nocturnal existence, much more than energy vampires respect their sanguine counterparts.
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['The Tulip Museum. Located in a room inside a tulip shop, this little place does an interesting job of telling the history of tulips in Holland and the infamous tulip craze. ... ', 'The Jordaan. ... ', 'FOAM. ... ', 'The Houseboat Museum. ... ', 'Oost. ... ', 'Rembrandt Park. ... ', 'KattenKabinet (The Cat Cabinet) ... ', 'Electric Ladyland.']
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['Gloomy, decaying setting (haunted houses or castles with secret passages, trapdoors, and other mysterious architecture)', 'Supernatural beings or monsters (ghosts, vampires, zombies, giants)', 'Curses or prophecies.', 'Damsels in distress.', 'Heroes.', 'Romance.']
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No, Jingle Bells is neither a Christmas carol nor a Christmas song. Jingle Bells, as we call it today, was written in 1857 and called "One Horse Open Sleigh", with words by James Pierpont. It was written to be sung at US Thanksgiving time and is linked to the sleigh races held in Medford, Massachusetts.
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Sometimes this paranormal game is called Doors of the Mind or Black Door, White Door, and well, any other combination of colors, you can think of. Red Door, Yellow Door takes two to play. However, it's perfect for a late-night audience of scared teens, so it's no surprise that it's made a resurgence in recent years.
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Total Recall never explicitly tells the audience it's a dream, or that it's a reality, and so the debate has raged on for years. ... In short: Total Recall doesn't tell you whether it's real or it's a dream because it's literally supposed to be both simultaneously, not unlike Schrödinger's Cat.
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['afraid. afterlife. alarming. alien. angel. apparition. ... ', 'ballerina. bat. beast. bizarre. black. black cat. ... ', 'cackle. cadaver. candy. cape. carve. casket. ... ', 'dark. darkness. dead. death. demon. devil. ... ', 'eerie. elf. enchant. evil. eyeballs. ... ', 'face paint. fairy. fall. fangs. fantasy. ... ', 'genie. ghastly. ghost. ghostly. ghoul. ... ', 'hair-raising. Halloween. hat. haunt. haunted house.']
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['Young & Unafraid. The Moth & The Flame.', 'Promise Not to Fall. Human Touch.', 'lovely. Billie Eilish, Khalid.', 'Live and In Stereo. Eskmo.']
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The next time you get the “chills," though, pay attention! They could be sending you a message, such as “danger is near" or “put on a coat because it's cold!" If you get the “shivers" when your favorite song comes on, it probably just means that you're experiencing strong emotions related to the song.
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Are these the shadows of the things that Will be, or are they shadows of the things that May be only?" Still the Ghost pointed downward to the grave by which it stood. "Men's courses will foreshadow certain ends, to which, if persevered in, they must lead," said Scrooge.
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According to its writer, "the song is about transcendence over those who see the world as only earthly and finite.
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Not Dark Yet is one of the triumphs of Dylan's later work – a pivotal point on the album, the darkest moment (despite the title) which then leads the way towards light. It is a song that manages to create a dreamlike quality of drifting in and out of sleep, while considering the past, and waiting for the end.
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The Shadow on the Moon at Night is a fictional shadow that appears in the beegining of the film Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas on the town's moon. It's sugested that the shadow belongs to Oogie Boogie the film's antagonist, because his shadow is identical to the one on the moon.
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It's a tale of two torch songs. The original, written in French as “Les Feuilles Mortes” (literally, “Dead Leaves”) was a dark lament of lost love and regret. The translated version, “Autumn Leaves,” touched on the same theme, but in a gentler, more wistful way. The song began its life in 1945 as a poem.
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"Deck the Halls" (originally titled "Deck the Hall") is a traditional Christmas carol. The melody is Welsh, dating back to the sixteenth century, and belongs to a winter carol, "Nos Galan", while the English lyrics, written by the Scottish musician Thomas Oliphant, date to 1862.