Francine the Nice Witch

By D. W. S.
Francine the Nice Witch
Sung to the tune of "Frosty The Snowman"

Francine the nice witch, lived in the woods where no one goes. She had a gingerbread house with a gumdrop roof and candy flowers in cute rows. Francine the nice witch, Is a witch tale so they say. But the children know how this story goes. How she saved the town one day. There must have been some magic In that wand she carried around. Cause when she waved it over her head She saved our little town. Oh Francine the nice witch Was very nice the towns folk found And the children say how she saved the day When she waved her wand around. There almost was no trick-or-treating, It really would have been a shame. The parents had told the children "stay inside, Because of all the rain." Francine the nice witch, Is a witch tale so they say. But the children know how this story goes, How she saved the town one day. She waved her wand and pointed at the sky, The rain clouds began to stop. This made the children all happy And they all began to hop. Oh! Francine walked with the kids along the roads, They got plenty of candy I'm told. Francine, we'd like to invite you back next year, If we might be that bold. Oh Thumpity, thump, thump, Thumpity, thump, thump, Look at Francine go. Thumpity, thump, thump, Thumpity, thump, thump, Francine's a fun witch that's for sure!