Feb. 9, 2024

Welcome to the Neighborhood true scary story

Welcome to the Neighborhood true scary story

Welcome to the Neighborhood scary story. This true scary story is from Episode #2 of Your Scary Stories. Your Scary Stories is a show where we share your true scary stories LIVE every Monday at 10:30pm EST. To learn more about the Show, or to submit...

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Welcome to the Neighborhood scary story. This true scary story is from Episode #2 of Your Scary Stories. Your Scary Stories is a show where we share your true scary stories LIVE every Monday at 10:30pm EST. To learn more about the Show, or to submit your true scary story go to YourScaryStories.com

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So I'm gonna I have this one
titled Welcome to the neighborhood. All right,

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here we go. My wife,
Cheryl and I have been together for

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ten years. We got married two
years ago, and we just got a

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house together not even a month ago, and things couldn't have started off on

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a worst note. We moved to
a small inland town of Georgia called way

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Cross. That's all the details I'm
giving to avoid any more issues. We're

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on a quiet street with a big
property that sits in the front of a

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medium sized patch of woods. This
is one of the factors that really appealed

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to my wife and I because we
planned to adopt a dog and raise kids

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here, so we wanted a big
property for the dogs and kids to play.

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We both worked similar shifts. I
get home around five pm and my

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wife gets home around six pm.
The first two nights in the house went

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completely normal because it was the weekend
and we spent our entire days unpacking our

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belongings. Well, on Monday night, when we both laid down in bed,

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we had just turned off the lights
and maybe twenty minutes had passed by.

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From outside in the backyard, there
was a loud sound of music blasting.

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This was strange. Our nearest neighbors
on either side were spaced out enough

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where we couldn't mistake music from their
yards being in our yard, so it's

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definitely coming from our backyard. We
weren't even hearing anything like party music,

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nothing like that, but it sounded
like very old, staticky, vintage music,

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something Luke could listen to. The
windows were shut, so my wife

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and I exchanged horrified glances at each
other and wondered where could that music be

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coming from. Well, I opened
the window on my side of the bed

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and it was much more clear then. The song sounded like it was from

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the nineteen forties or something I later
found out after researching. I looked up

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the lyrics and the song name was
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf by

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Henry Hall. It definitely has a
slight aerie vibe to it, even though

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I'm pretty sure it was meant to
be a happy song. But at the

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same time, listening to it coming
from our backyard, it was nothing but

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downright horrifying. We were still learning
the house, but we figured there must

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have been a backyard light switch downstairs. I ran downstairs to the back door

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and flick and flick the light switch
next to the door on, and one

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of them, luckily turned to be
the ended up being the backyard lights.

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I didn't see anybody in the backyard. I opened the door and the music

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was very loud. As I walked
out into the grass, I realized it

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wasn't coming from the backyard, rather
than it was coming actually from the woods.

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The song played to completion as I
was standing out in the yard,

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just standing there looking around. When
the song ended, there was dead silence.

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I went back to my wife and
told her it was probably just some

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kids trying to scare us because we
were new in town for whatever reason.

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Hearing myself say that made me realize
how stupid and weird that would be.

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The next night, it happened again
a few minutes after we turned out the

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bedroom lights to go to sleep,
music from outside started blaring even louder,

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this time much louder. The song
that was playing was the song that everybody's

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heard, Tiptoe through the Tulips,
Sheryl. I have to go back and

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hear that. It sounds creepy though, so yeah, the song was Tiptoe

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through the Tulip Sherrol. My wife
and I once again looked at each other,

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this time genuine disgust and worried,
because we had hoped it was just

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going to be a one night occurrence, but here it was happening again.

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I looked out the window and I
could see something on the grass out in

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the distance in my yard. It
wasn't a person, but there was definitely

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something out there. Hmm. I
told my wife I was going to go

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check it out, and she said
we should just call the cops, and

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I said, yeah, yeah,
I will in a second. I went

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out there with a mindset that I
need to establish myself as the man in

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the house, not just to my
wife, but to whoever was thinking that

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they could mess with us. When
I was in the yard, I saw

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an object in the grass. Was
smaller than I thought it was when I

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was looking at it throughout the window, but it was definitely blaring the creepy

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song it was coming from it.
I realized it was an old radio.

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I turned it off and looked up
at the window at my wife, who's

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watching, and I held it up, yelling, someone left this here to

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scare us, this music playing to
scare us. What she did next was

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something I can say. I did
not expect. She started screaming my name

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and that I needed to run inside. She kept screaming run, so I

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yelled back, asking why why.
She screamed back, there are people behind

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you. This statement made my heart
skip a beat, and I turned around

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to face the woods. I saw
three figures standing I don't know, five

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or six feet apart from each other, clearly facing my direction. They weren't

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running at me, They're just standing
there. I yelled, Oh shit,

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and ran back inside the house,
slamming the door behind me. My wife

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was upstairs crying hysterically. I got
on my cell phone and called the cops.

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Our wife and I were panicking,
and asked them to get here as

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quickly as possible. Luckily, they
arrived fairly quickly, and we explained the

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situation to both of the police officers. We showed them the radio on the

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ground. I asked them if they
could take it back with them, as

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evident her fingerprints. I told them
I'd only touched the top handle of it.

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They checked the front of the woods
with their flashlights for a few minutes,

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probably as a deterrent to the people
in the woods to stop their behavior.

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If they were even still there.
The police left, and we went

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right back to feeling vulnerable and scared. Think, Christ, the people haven't

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returned. But this was only a
few weeks ago. God forbid they come

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back and do this again or something
even worse. Yeah, I don't.

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I don't know if I would be
willing to show my bravery at a moment

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like that. I would just be
like, well, I'm gone a cops

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right away. We always hear like
as we share these stories we all and

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I'm reading about them. I always
like read things like this, right,

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like, I'm gonna be that guy. I'm gonna I just don't know how

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I would. I guess it's easy
to say, like I would handle it

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this way, but if you're actually
in it, you know, how would

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you handle it? You know?
Yeah, my mind would go immediately to

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like, if there's someone out here, they're crazy, right, I mean,

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like, I'm not gonna deal with
that. I'm gonna call the cops.

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So we're now tasked with finding this
uh tiptoe through the tulips? Cheryl

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Luke, are you familiar with this
that one? I was familiar with the

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first one. I assumed that it
may have just been a typo when I've

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sent this over. Maybe somehow his
wife's name was Cheryl, so maybe it's

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tiptoe through the tulips. I've never
I don't know I tiptoe to the tulips

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on the top of my head,
but it sounds terrifying. Do you know

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this other one? He said,
what was it? What was the song

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He's afraid of the Yes, yeah, I've heard that one before. That

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is a song I have listened to. And I was gonna say, you

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called it. Look listens to that
blow your house down. So let's talk

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about this story again before we move
on to the next one. Yeah,

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Luke, likelihood of this being real? Your opinion? I I do think

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it's probably real. But Jack had
said that I would definitely not try to

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prove that the man in the house. I would just call the cops every

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time prank, like just I'm going
to take a juke box and like set

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it in your yard. And I
think that that was definitely the part that

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I pushed me over, like to
like, you know, because if someone's

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just listening to music and they're in
the other yard or they're down the road,

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you can hear it. There's no
reason to flip out but if someone

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put something specifically in your yard to
just play the song, I don't know.

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I guess there's a chance that maybe, like if it depends on the

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setup of their neighbors, could be
like a little kid maybe put something there.

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But uh, yeah, if it's
in the middle of the night,

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I'm not so sure that I would
that I would, but I would brave

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that I would brave the elements three
people were standing there. He said,

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yeah, that's pretty terrifying. Yeah, I would definitely book it. I

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would be like, oh, there's
three of them. So he did say,

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oh shit, then book it.
Yeah, yeah, soon he said

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that, I never go that's that
appropriate reaction? That's appropriate. Can you

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imagine though, Like it's like the
scary movie when they're like he's behind you

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and you're like and they're like what, but this is like real, This

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is like real to them, like
he's behind you. Yeah, that would

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be absolutely terrifying. M m hm, m hm