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A child of the moon she was But quite the troublemaker she also was Practicing forbidden magicks While her older sisters did sleep And what a big bang it was That sent her into the ether Shrouded in blue light She did fall into a slumber she did A being of the night he was But quite misunderstood he also was For his name was Dracula Drinking red beverages at night but never blood But what a big bang it was That sent her crashing through the roof Shrouded in blue light She did awake she did A wand of magic it was But quite magicless it also was Losing all of its magic moon orbs But fret not said Dracula for he could help And what a big bang it was For our two spooky heroes And Dracula fell into a coughing fit He was dying he was A thriving Halloween city it was But quite full of mystical moon orbs it also was Dracula took the witch to see Frankenstein and his monster And what a big bang it was When Frankenstein's monster burst through the door But he was also best mates with Dracula They did hug they did A genius of science he was But delightfully friendly he also was Giving the witch a tracking device So that she could find her lost moon orbs And what a big bang it was When the sensors finally activated Magic orbs were everywhere The did find they did A jolly good time it was Watching our spooky heroes work Finding magic orbs all over While dancing with ghost boys and girls And what a big bang it was For the last orb was in the belly of a dragon Who Dracula pacified with his last beverage It was the final orb it was A spooky party it was Full of ghosts, goblins, and ghouls A night to truly remember But Dracula was nowhere to be seen And what a big bang it was When the witch found him dead outside Holding a letter with his last words That did make her cry it did A child of the moon she was But magicked back home she also was Before dawn and her sisters still slept The final words of Dracula resting beside her And what a big bang it was For him to have thanked her For giving him the time of his life She did fall into a slumber she did
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