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Boneyard Bounce (Salem '92 Groove) by Echoflux-07

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[Verse 1] Sixteen ninety-two, the air is thick with dread, Gallows waitin' for the words some preacher said. Portal rips the sky, a feedback-heavy sound, Time to turn this witch hunt to a party on cursed ground! [Pre-Chorus] A top-hat shadow grins, cigar between his teeth, Rises from the tombstone, says "I'll handle their belief." "You brought the thunder, chicos, now let's start the locura!" [Chorus] [Music: Erupts into a NUCLEAR-FUNK GROOVE. The bass becomes the dominant force, the drums lock into an unbreakable rhythm, and the surf guitar wails like a banshee. Blaring brass stabs punctuate everything.] Do the Boneyard Bounce! (HA!) Rave with the Baron in this haunted house! Do the Boneyard Bounce! (NOW!) Got that timeline-breakin' skeleton bounce! Spin with a shriek, rave with the accused, Shake your calacas 'til the town's confused! [Bridge / Guitar Solo] [Music drops for a split second to a tense, funky bassline and a ghostly surf guitar melody. The kick drum pulses like a heartbeat.] [Baron Samedi's voice, a low growl] "Forget their judgment. Forget their fear. The only thing that's real... is the rhythm... right... HERE!" [On "HERE!", an absolutely unhinged guitar solo erupts. It's a high-speed collision of Dick Dale's surf reverb, Link Wray's fuzzy aggression, and James Brown's funkiest rhythm chops. A true timeline-breaking sonic assault.] [Chorus] [Music: Slams back in with MAXIMUM ENERGY. Everything is louder, faster, and groovier. The "Spirits of Salem Choir" ad-libs frantically in the background.] Do the Boneyard Bounce! (HA!) Rave with the Baron in this haunted house! Do the Boneyard Bounce! (NOW!) Got that timeline-breakin' skeleton bounce! Spin with a shriek, rave with the accused, Shake your calacas 'til the town's confused! [Outro] [Music cuts out abruptly. The only sound is the lingering echo of the surf guitar.] [Baron Samedi whispering, voice fading quickly] "The trial's over, amigos... they dance..." [Final sound of a dusty vinyl record scratch and a portal slamming shut.]