
Track 1
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- 1960s
- male vocalist
- blues rock
- oldies
- beat poetry
- dark cabaret
Lyrics
Verse 1
Down in Chile
Don Melchor had a cellar
With a big iron door
Don Melchor had a treasure
He kept down on the floor
Verse 2
The bottles started vanishing
One by one in the night
Don Melchor had a problem
He had to set it right
Verse 3
He called upon the Devil
Put the Devil in a rumor
He called upon the Devil
To spread a little superstition
Verse 4
There's the Devil in the cellar
There's the Devil at the gate
Better turn around, boys
Before you tempt your fate
Verse 5
There's the Devil in the cellar
Hear the midnight bells begin
Nobody steals from the Devil
Unless the Devil lets them in
Verse 6
The moon hangs like a silver knife
Above the sleeping ground
The wind slips through the iron bars
With a low and wicked sound
Verse 7
Every creak becomes a footstep
Every shadow grows a face
And the ones who came for treasure
They won't come back to that place
Verse 8
Was it claws against the stonework
Was it fire behind the door
Was there something in the darkness
That had never walked before
Verse 9
No one saw the Devil standing
No one proved the tale was true
But the bottles stopped disappearing
And the rumor grew and grew
Verse 10
He never needed horns
He never needed fire
Just a story in the shadows
And a town's own dark desire
Verse 11
There's the Devil in the cellar
There's the Devil at the gate
Better turn around, boys
Before you tempt your fate
Verse 12
There's the Devil in the cellar
Hear the midnight bells begin
Nobody steals from the Devil
Unless the Devil lets them in
Verse 13
He never needed horns
He never needed fire
Just a story in the shadows
And a town's own dark desire
Verse 14
There's the Devil in the cellar
There's the Devil at the gate
Better turn around, boys
Before you tempt your fate
Outro
There's the Devil in the cellar
Hear the midnight bells begin
Nobody steals from the Devil
Unless the Devil lets them in
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