she might have had a fright

the little girl was lost on Halloween night
she might have had a fright; she might have had a fright
but she found a man with a heart who treated her right
his name was Pumpkin Head Bill, and he was a sight

Others might have been afraid of this scary looking guy
But this little girl touched his heart with a teensy sigh
I am lost, I need to find home, she told this ghoulish man
He steered her across the moors and took her home to her gran
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