Does anyone know if any of Rezophonic's songs have lyrics like 'go lie down in your bed of stone I'll bring you dreams of flesh and bone'?

Answer 1

I believe the answer to your question is no. You must be refering to the song at the ending credits of the movie "Wicked Little Things". I've looked and looked and it seems that this song is impossible to get. However, in my searching I seem to have found that the song is not by a band but was done specifically by the film's composer himself FOR the film in particular. His name is Tim Jones. I will leave other information from the movie's credits on music incase that might help in the future if this song ever becomes available or if any of the other people in the musical credits had something to do with making the song in particular.

Sound Engineers:

Anthony Krajchir

Steve Utt

Paul Wight

Music Composed, Orchestrated and Conducted by Tim Jones

Assistant to Composer

Kenneth Pruitt

Vocalist

Greg St. John

Guitarist

Bobby Rizzo

Vocalist, Guitarist, Bowed String, & Amplified FX

Tim Jones

Score Recorded and Mixed at Magnatone Studios San Gabriel, CA

Music Supervisor

Ashley Miller

Music Coordinator

Selena Arizanovic

Music Supervision Interns

Rebekah Touma

Anthony Hernandez

I searched Tim Jones and Magnatone Studios and found NOTHING. It's as if the place doesn't exist . But it wouldn't hurt to keep trying. You never know what may pop up. Here are the lyrics I was able to pick up with ears and closed captioning, incase that may help as well. I put marks where I wasn't sure and then wrote possible substitutes. Hope you find the song.

Hush, little children now, don't you cry

Mama can't help you when there's murder in your eye

Go lie down in your bed of stone

I'll bring you dreams of flesh and bone

Flesh and bone

Flesh and bone

Hush, mommy dearest now, don't you cry

I'll watch the children in the dead of the night

Better keep an eye open when you sleep*

You never know what company I keep**

Because I'm the nightmare man

I'm your nightmare man***

Hush, little children now, don't you cry

Mama can't help you when there's murder in your eye

Go lie down in your bed of stone

I'll bring you dreams of flesh and bone

Flesh and bone

Flesh and bone

Hush, mommy dearest now, don't you cry

I'll watch the children in the dead of the night

Better keep an eye open when you sleep*

You never know what company I keep**

Because I'm your nightmare man

I'm your nightmare man***

Flesh and bone

Flesh and bone

Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh

*{[Breaking the night open when you sleep?] [My closed captioning picked up "breaking the night" but I swear it sounds more like "better keep an eye"]}

**{[You'll never know what company I keep?]}

***{[I'm the nightmare man?]}

This is a very well thought out answer. I own the movie, as well, and have wondered the same things about its music during the closing credits.

The only comments I have are that the lyrics to my ears very clearly say "better keep an eye open when you sleep" on the first line in question. I would also say "You'll never know what company I'll keep" and "I'm the nightmare man". One of the phrases may say "your nightmare man" it sounds like, but the second one is definitely "the".

Hope that clarifies a tiny bit more and happy watching. Despite some of the low ratings on Amazon, I found it to be one of my favourite Horror films, next only to 回路, or "Kairo", which means "Circuit" or in English, the movie is better known as "Pulse" (the original Japanese version is the one that I like best, not the later American Pulse 1-3, although they are good in their own way).