A goblin lives in our house, in our house, in our house. A goblin lives in our house, all the year round. He bumps, and he jumps, and he thumps, and he stumps. He knocks, and he rocks, and he rattles at the locks. A goblin lives in our house, all the year round.
Deck the halls with poison ivy, fa la la la la, la la la la. 'Tis the season to be slimy, fa la la la la, la la la la. Don we now our strange apparel, fa la la, la la la, la la la. Troll the ancient Halloween carol, fa la la la la, la la la la. See the goblins rise before us, fa la la la la, la la la la. As we sing the Halloween chorus, fa la la la la, la la la la. Follow them as they ascend, fa la la, la la la, la la la. Join with all your loony friends, fa la la la la, la la la la.
I'm an orange pumpkin, fat and round. Growing in a cornfield, on the ground. I'll be a jack-o-lantern, with two big eyes or maybe I'll be baked, in a pumpkin pie.
In the graveyard, in the graveyard, when the moon begins to shine, there's a doctor, a crazy doctor and his monster Frankenstein. Oh, my monster, oh, my monster, Oh, my monster Frankenstein. You are looking very scary, sweet old monster Frankenstein.
Dashing through the streets, in our costumes bright and gay, to each house we go, laughing all the way. Halloween is here, making spirits bright, what fun it is to trick-or-treat and sing pumpkin carols tonight! Oh Pumpkin bells, Pumpkin bells, ringing loud and clear, oh what fun great pumpkin brings, when Halloween is here.
We are pumpkins big and round, big and round, big and round. We are pumpkins big and round, sitting on the ground. See our great big shiny eyes, shiny eyes, shiny eyes. See our great big shiny eyes, looking all around. See our great big laughing mouth, laughing mouth, laughing mouth. See our great big laughing mouth, smiling right at you!
Pumpkins have such happy grins, happy grins, happy grins. Pumpkins have such happy grins. It's Halloween at last. Cats have come with long, black tails, long, black tails, long, black tails. Cats have come with long, black tails. It's Halloween at last. Ghosts have come to school today, school today, school today. Ghosts have come to school today. It's Halloween at last. Witches have their witches brooms, witches brooms, witches brooms. Witches have their witches brooms. It's Halloween at last.
This old ghost, he played one, He played peek-a-boo on the run. With a Boo! Boo! Boo! and a clap, clap, snap! This old ghost is a friendly chap. This old ghost, he played two, He played peek-a-boo in a shoe. With a Boo! Boo! Boo! and a clap, clap, snap! This old ghost is a friendly chap. This old ghost, he played three, He played peek-a-boo behind a tree. With a Boo! Boo! Boo! and a clap, clap, snap! This old ghost is a friendly chap.
Up in the pumpkin patch, witches pause. Out jumps the Great One, hear the applause. Down through the rows, with goodies and toys. All for this followers' Halloween joys! Haunt! Haunt! Haunt! Who wouldn't want...? Haunt! Haunt! Haunt! Who wouldn't want... to be in the pumpkin patch? Cheer! Cheer! Cheer! Waiting for the Great One and being sincere!
At the twelfth house on Halloween my neighbor gave to me... 12 cherry bonbons, 11 creamy nougats, 10 shiny pennies, 9 orange gumdrops, 8 chewy caramels, 7 candied apples, 6 peanut clusters, 5 POPCORN BALLS!!! 4 peppermints, 3 sticks of gum, 2 lollipops & 1 large chocolate bar.
Halloween is coming, the pumpkins getting fat. Please put a trick in the witch's hat. If you haven't got a trick, then a treat will do. If you haven't got a Trick or Treat, then the goblins will get you.
I'm a little spider, watch me spin. If you'll be my dinner, I'll let you come in. Then I'll spin my web, to hold you tight and gobble you up, in one big bite!
Did you ever see a pumpkin, a pumpkin, a pumpkin? Did you ever see a pumpkin, with no face at all? With no eyes and no nose and no mouth and no teeth. Did you ever see a pumpkin, with no face at all? So I made a jack-o- lantern, a jack-o-lantern, a jack-o-lantern. So I made a jack-o-lantern, with a big, funny face. With big eyes and big nose and big mouth and funny teeth. So I made a jack-o-lantern, with a big funny face!
The pumpkin in the patch, the pumpkin in the patch, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch. The pumpkin calls a witch; the pumpkin calls a witch, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch. The witch calls a bat, the witch calls a bat, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch. The bat calls a ghost; the bat calls a ghost, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch. The ghost scares us all; the ghost scares us all, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch. We all scare the ghost---boo, we all scare the ghost---boo, Hi-ho on Halloween, the pumpkin in the patch.
Oh, you better not shriek, you better not groan, you better not howl, you better not moan, The Great Pumpkin is coming to town! He's going to find out, from folks that he meets. Who deserves tricks and who deserves treats? The Great Pumpkin is coming to town. He'll search in every pumpkin patch, haunted houses far and near, to see if you've been spreading gloom, or bringing lots of cheer. So, you better not shriek, you better not groan, you better not howl, you better not moan, The Great Pumpkin is coming to town!
On the twelfth day of Halloween, my black cat gave to me; twelve bats-a-flying, eleven graves-a-digging, ten spooky trees, nine witches haunting, eight trick-or-treaters, seven scary skeletons, six ghosts a-flying, five big-eyed owls. Four jack-o-lanterns, three gray clouds, two haunted houses, and a big round golden moon.
One little, two little, three little witches, flying over hills and flying over ditches. Slide down the moon, without any hitches. Happy Halloween!