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Dancing With Wolfman
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So? I'm dancing with a wolfman
I didn't know, that he could be all I need.
I took a walk outside, late last Halloween night.
The moon was full, cool and bright
I saw this guy, he winked at me what a surprise
His hands were sorta fuzzy
His neck looked sorta hairy.
So,I was dancing with a wolfman
I didn't know, that he could be all I need
I'm dancing with a wolfman
I didn't know, that I could be this happy.
I asked if he should lead
Or follow my 'one, two, threes'?
He pulled me close and held me tight
What a wonderful sight, dancing with him in the moonlight
I'm having so much fun,
Is this a dream or could it be love?
I heard their footsteps, the crunch in the leaves
I heard their voices, felt their eyes on me
The clouds came in, and blocked the moon
Someone yelled: that's not a wolfman, that's just some dude
I was dancing with a wolfman
I didn't know, that he could be all I need.
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I'm too old to Trick or Treat
So they say, at every door that I see
I still want to dress up and walk the streets
With my brother, my father and maybe my mother.
Wrapped in paper tissue
I'm a funny mummy, well what's the issue?
I'm a bit taller than the spacemen, cowboys and bunnies
Where can I go? Tell me where I should go.
The door opens, the bowl of candy comes out
Instead of twix bar, I just get left out
Am I too old now?
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