• F

  • Gm

    3
  • Bb

  • Cm

    3
  • D

  • C

Verse 1
F
Gm
Announcing the Count
F
and Countess of Transylvania.
Bb
Cm
Bb
Good evening, Count Dracula.
F
Good evening, Igor.
D
Gm
Would you check my cape, please?
C
F
Good evening, Count Dracula.
So glad you and the Countess
could attend my ball.
Gm
F
I see several old friends here.
C
F
Bb
There's Frankenstein and
his charming bride.
F
D
Gm
Yes, and Vitos an d Wolfman are here too.
C
F
The ladies -in -waiting
are very beautiful.
You don't mean those
Gm
Bb
F
slimy old goons?
I didn't think my eye
Bb
Gm
sight was failing me.
C
F
Well, it is nonetheless.
D
Gm
May I have the pleasure of this minuet,
C
Countess Alucard?
F
C
There could hardly be pleasure
F
dancing with you.
Who asked you, fang face?
Bb
And I suppose you think
you are Rock Hudson?
F
Not particularly,
D
Gm
C
but at least I don't sack out all day like you.
F
How could you?
C
F
You are too busy cutting up corpses
Gm
with your ugly friends.
C
F
Like that one over there.
Which one?
Bb
F
The one with the permanent wave
Bb
F
D
on his face.
Gm
Cm
C
Now you're in trouble,
F
bloodsucker.
He heard you.
Bb
I'm not afraid,
F
but we were just leaving anyway.
Bb
Don't leave that snaggle
-toothed bag of bones
F
you call your wife behind.
D
Gm
C
Bb
F
All right, all right, I'm going.
His teeth are bigger than mine.
We'd better get out
C
Bb
C
F
of here fast.
Come on, come on, Vampira!
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