Frank en stein was the first in line and the Wolf man came up next.
Drac u la was a do ing his stuff, a breath ing down my neck.
Jump back, make tracks, here comes the Hunch back, bet ter get out of his way.
Fe fe fi fi fo fo fum, it was a mon ster’s hol i day.
Well, I hopped in to bed and I cov ered up my head, said, “I’m gon na get a good night’s sleep.”
Well, got woke up a bout twelve o’ clock yard and I jumped right to my feet.
There was grem lins and gob lins drag ons and zom bies, Lord y what an mum ful sight!
I said, “Good bud dy, you may get me, but, broth er, let me tell you that it’s gon na be to af ter the fight.”
Frank en stein was the first in line and the Wolf man came up next.
Drac u la was a do ing his stuff, a breath ing down my neck.
Jump back, make tracks, here comes the Hunch back, bet ter get out of his way.
Fe fe fi fi fo fo fum, it was a mon ster’s hol i day.
Well, I Un cle to Bill, well, I he ered took my ill and they sent for get a me to come.
I I had to pass by the old grave yard and so I went on the run.
There was scream ing and moan ing, wail ing and groan ing, scar y as a aw my’s curse.
I said, “Good bud dy, you may get me, but, broth er, let me tell you that you’re gon na have to catch ter me fight.”
first.”
day.
Fe fe fi fi fo fo fum, it was a mon ster’s hol i day.
This page shows “(It's A) Monster's Holiday” by Fred Kern in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 142 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.