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Dave Matthews: The Halloween Song - Wikipedia

"Halloween" is a song by Dave Matthews Band from the 1998 album Before These Crowded Streets. The song was originally released as a live track on their EP Recently in 1992. It debuted live on Halloween of 1992 (10/31/1992) and was originally titled, "The Halloween Song." It opened the show, and featured Kristen Asbury. The debut was different from newer versions of Halloween, and it is also the longest version of the song (12:07) to date.[1] "Halloween" was written by Dave Matthews about an ex-girlfriend Julia Grey who turned down his proposal of marriage three times. It is believed that Halloween is the third in a set of three songs written about said ex-girlfriend.[2] The first being "I'll Back You Up," and the second being "Lover Lay Down."

"Halloween" is the only track on Before These Crowded Streets not to have lyrics included in the CD cover. Additionally, live versions of the song feature Matthews singing different and sometimes nonsensical lyrics that do not correspond with the studio version. Matthews claimed that he chose not to include the lyrics in the cover because he did not want his mother reading the offensive words. However, the song was copyrighted with the lyrics "Love... love... love..."

The track on Before These Crowded Streets features orchestral arrangements by John D'earth with D'earth on the trumpet and The Kronos Quartet on strings, and segues directly into the following track, "The Stone."