Jolly Halloween

by Anonymous

  


Jolly Halloween sung to the tune of "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" is from Normal Instructor and Primary Plans (October 1922), submitted by Clara Emogene Bowen.
Jolly HalloweenJolly Halloween vintage postcard, NY Public Library

  I When the frosty days are here, In the autumn of the year, And the woods are golden brown instead of green, Then we hear the goblins say, "Time to have our holiday, Time to celebrate the jolly Halloween. Chorus: Hark! hark! hark! the ghost are coming! Hear their tap, tap at the door! We shall see them all to-night, We shall see each dancing sprite, Fairies, gnomes and goblins all, and many more. II If you listen you will hear Piping notes so loud and clear, But you must be careful that you are not seen, For no fairy band will play, If a mortal's in their way, So just watch and listen on this Halloween. Chorus III See the red and golden light, See the jack-o'-lanterns bright, Do you wonder what so many strange things mean? Listen now, oh listen well, And the secret we will tell-- It's because to-night is jolly Halloween. Chorus


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