[ WP ] Take the chorus of a song of your choosing and turn it into a story that is n't about the topic of the song itself

Sean sighed and turned back to Jordan, hopelessness scrawled across his pale features in the near darkness. `` Face it. We're lost.'' 
 
 `` No, we're not,'' Jordan's out of breath reply came from just within earshot as he struggled to catch up. He poked his head out from behind a nearby oak. `` Look, I know it seems like we are, but we only left camp half an hour ago. We ca n't be that far away, and besides, we can just wait until it gets light tomorrow morning to go back.'' 
 
 Sean shook his head in frustration, then recoiled roughly as something hit his head from above. `` Damn it, J, now it's starting to rain. Got any bright ideas?'' 
 
 To his annoyance, Jordan grinned at him and pointed off to their left. There was a rocky outcropping with a crevice at the bottom that seemed just big enough to fit the two of them inside. Jordan was already jogging over to investigate. 
 
 `` Watch it, moron, hundred dollars there are snakes in there,'' Sean called after him before reluctantly following. But Jordan had already disappeared into the ground, and his voice echoed back up out of what was clearly not just a tiny crevice. 
 
 `` Get down here, man. This is insane!'' 
 
 Sean laid down on his stomach and slid under the rock, his initial feeling of claustrophobia instantly dispelled by the spacious cavern he now found himself in. 
 
 `` Deja vu, am I right?'' Jordan piped back up. 
 
 `` Not really, no,'' came Sean's reply. `` I ca n't even see anything. It's almost pitch black.'' 
 
 Jordan chuckled. `` Okay, yeah. I know we were just outside in a little light, and it's really dark in here. But this cave, when we came in... if you close your eyes - does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?'' 
 
 `` Uh...'' 
 
 `` And if you close you eyes - does it almost feel like you've been here before? *Serious* deja vu, dude.'' 
 
 Sean's eyes had gotten used to the dark, and he could see Jordan grinning at him again. 
 
 `` Maybe, I guess. But we're still lost, idiot,'' Sean snapped. His patience with Jordan was fraying quickly. `` We're alone, we have no food or water, and no one even knows we left camp. How am I gon na be an optimist about this?'' 
 

