They're Comin'

Esperanza said she saw them by the Seven-Eleven Waving flags, slinging guns and yelling at the cars going by Mahendra told us he heard they'd stopped the traffic on Central Men and women, young and old, mostly white, some dude with horns on his head Mohammed said be careful by the Stop and Shop there's trouble down on that side of town And Mr Chang said I would suggest that we keep our heads down Yeah, we keep our heads down Yeah, 'cause, I think they're Comin They're comin They're comin They're comin They're comin' down Main Street They're comin' down Elm Street They're comin' down High Street I hope they don't come down my street Jimmy Woo's worried that the lock on his front door has been loose for awhile He's been meaning to get it replaced, but life just gets in the way Keisha's charging up her phones, and off to pull the kids out early from day care She smells some smoke in the air, better gas up the car on the way Grandpa Joe would tell her stories 'bout the terror of white robes and torches at night And how Grandma Letty and Uncle Freddie were always ready sitting by the switch to put out the light Yeah, to put out the light Yeah, 'cause, I think they're comin They're comin They're comin They're comin They're comin' down Main Street They're comin' down Elm Street They're comin' down High Street I hope they don't come down my street They're comin' down Main Street They're comin' down Elm Street They're comin' down High Street I hope they don't come down my street I hope they don't come down my street I hope they don't come down my street I hope they don't come down my street Twelve AM - Kinda quiet, haven't heard any news for awhile And then my daughter says hey Daddy what's that orange glow at the end of the road?