Trick Or Treat

D A G A D A I bet you’re looking forward to Halloween D A Do you know, what it means? G A Hallow is saint and een means eve G A It has ancient roots, we believe D A It dates way back, to Samhain (pronounced Sah-win) D A A festival, meaning summers end G A The Celts lit fires, costumes worn G A To ward of ghosts, never to return D A Now It’s all pumpkins, and what you can eat D A And how you can scare, who you meet G A Carving lanterns and having fun G It’s a really great night for everyone D A Trick or treat 2x G A Trick or treat, at Halloween D A D A D A Superstitions, there ‘re plenty of these D A Some of them will give you trembling knees G A Black cats, witches, broomsticks, bats G A Cauldrons, spiders, stepping on cracks D A Now It’s all pumpkins, and what you can eat D A And how you can scare, who you meet G A Carving lanterns and having fun G It’s a really great night for everyone D A Trick or treat 2x G A Trick or treat, at Halloween D A D A G Ghosts and ghouls everywhere A All they ever do is scare G You could be their next feast A You better run fast from the beast! D A Now It’s all pumpkins, and what you can eat D A And how you can scare, who you meet G A Carving lanterns and having fun G It’s a really great night for everyone D A Trick or treat 2x G A Trick or treat, At Halloween D A D A D A Ancient customs, sometimes fun D A Apple bobbing is just one G A Did you, get, the first bite? G A It could be your wedding night D A Now It’s all pumpkins, and what you can eat D A And how you can scare, who you meet G A Carving lanterns and having fun G It’s a really great night for everyone D A Trick or treat 2x G A Trick or treat, At Halloween D A D A