Have you heard the tale of old Spook Hill
Just north of Prescott Town
Where at night the spooks enjoy the chill
And the devil walks up and down.
Yes the devil walks up and down.

Have you heard how Ki would tap the stones
And money his act would crown,
As it came from fingers like dead men's bones,
As the devil walked up and down?
Yes, the devil walked up and down.

Would you test the thrill of old Spook Hill
Just north of Prescott Town
Go out some night in the gala moonlight
When the sky is a murky brown
As the devil walks up and down.

There are hump backed rocks on old Spook Hill
Where serpents crawl around
And the shades of night shroud spirits chill
And one ghost acts the clown
As the devil walks up and down.

Have you heard how demons loiter there
Not far from Prescott Town
Where Ki would tap and the spooks would rap
As the devil walked up and down?
Yes, the devil walked up and down.

Have you never visited old Spook Hill
Where every bush is a lair
For a fiendish ghost as a listening post
And the sounds would raise your hair
As the devil keeps lurking there.

Would you lose your cheer and sense the fear
Of old Spook Hill's reknown
You must see the sneer and feel the leer
Of the ghost who acts the clown
As the devil tramps up and down.

The air is chill on old Spook Hill
When clouds like demons frown
Though you hear the trill of the whip-poor-will
Low ghostly moans still sound
As the devil walks up and down.

There are creepy tales of old Spook Hill
Just north of Prescott Town
They would raise goose skin on a porpoise fin
For the devil walks up and down,
Yes the devil walks up and down.

Those are eerie spots on old Spook Hill
Of Pioneer days reknown
Where the cold dank air stands deadly still
And the rocks turn upside down
As the devil lurks around.

If you visit the shades of old Spook Hill
Just north of Prescott Town
You may meet with Ki and wonder why
As you see this haunted mount
The devil walks up and down
Why the devil walks up and down.