Dracula

Dracula

One dark evening in a little town

Kids wore costumes and made scary sounds

It was Halloween, trick or treat

The best time to guzzle up sweets

One of these kids was called Dracula

But his outfit wasn't too spectacular

Just a white shirt and red waistcoat

And a long black bat-shaped cloak

Dracula met his pals in the street

Bob was a ghost wearing a white sheet

Boo! He wooed and looked so scary

So did Mina, whose mask was hairy

A werewolf growled

That was Faye

Her werewolf's claws were sharp and grey

Zombie Stan wiggled his green head

Dracula, where's your costume? He said

You see, these were the same clothes their friend Dracula always chose

He wore them every day to school and even to the swimming pool

Now, vampires always look like that

Dracula could even turn into a bat

He was a real vampire with a cape

But everyone always thought it was fake

I'm a vampire, Dracula said

But everyone giggled instead

You always say that, they said

It's true he said, hanging his head

Let's find some yummy sweets, said Faye

They knocked at Mrs. Lear's on the way

She opened the door at number ten

Trick or treat, they all shouted then

Dracula decided he could prove it

If I wasn't a vampire, would I do this?

He bared his white fangs at Mrs. Lear

Adorable, she said

Very scary, dear

Mina laughed

He thinks they're real

Dracula said

I'm the real deal

Of course you are, said Mrs. Lear

Help yourself to a toffee, dear

With bags full of sticky sweets already

They knocked at old Mr. McCready's

Trick-or-treat

They all shouted Stan grr! and Mina pouted

Dracula knew he could prove it

If I wasn't a vampire, would I do this?

He stood in front of a mirror in the hall