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I have a dream in my mind Baby hold the line it's the way that I want you This is my time to decide Want you tell you that got to know it about me

Under the moonlight I see the fire Baby I wanna scream, do it baby Nobody told me and now I'm in danger Do it now something for me He's coming

Hot vampire Crazy desire I feel you happy Kiss to kiss Sex vampire Put on the fire I feel you ready, whoa!

Run in the night down the light Dancin' all the time with you baby vampire Black is your tight like a cloak Show me what you feel with an extreme desire

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-A '''Vampire''' is a mythological creature who drinks the [[blood]] of living [[human beings]] for sustenance. [[Bram Stoker]]'s ''[[Dracula]]'' is one of the most famous references to vampires.  Most tales of vampires came from Eastern Europe. Another famous example is [[Richard Matheson]]'s novel ''[[I Am Legend]]''.
+I have a dream in my mind
+Baby hold the line it's the way that I want you
+This is my time to decide
+Want you tell you that got to know it about me
-In the horror genre, vampires have been popularized in many books, movies, and role playing games.  The abilities of vampires differ in various fiction and myth.  In ''Dracula'', the vampire is able to transform into a bat or dog and to manipulate the weather.   In most variants of the myth, a vampire's human victim also becomes a vampire.
+Under the moonlight I see the fire
+Baby I wanna scream, do it baby
+Nobody told me and now I'm in danger
+Do it now something for me
+He's coming
-Vampires are impervious to most forms of injury, and can only be destroyed in certain ways.  Again these vary among differing fictions, but usually include driving a wooden stake through the vampire's heart, decapitation or exposure to sunlight.  Vampires are usually repelled by [[garlic]], crucifixes and sometimes mirrors.
+Hot vampire
+Crazy desire
+I feel you happy
+Kiss to kiss
+Sex vampire
+Put on the fire
+I feel you ready, whoa!
-Vampires are generally portrayed as evil, although a few recent books and films have portrayed vampire characters in a sympathetic light.
+Run in the night down the light
+Dancin' all the time with you baby vampire
-== In books ==
+Black is your tight like a cloak
+Show me what you feel with an extreme desire
-In books vampires have been portayed many a time throughout history. The most famous vampire in literature is probably [[Bram Stoker]]'s ''[[Dracula]]''.
-In today's literature, a popular vampire book is ''Twilight'' by Stephenie Meyer.
-== In film ==
-There have been numerous films featuring vampires, including several adaptations of ''Dracula'', such as the version starring [[Christopher Lee]], and the loose adaptation ''[[Nosferatu]]'' (1922) by the famed German [[Expressionist]], [[F.W. Murnau]].
-More recent examples include [[Van Hellsing (film)|''Van Hellsing'']], [[Underworld (film)|''Underworld'']], and the [[Blade (film)|''Blade'']] series, each with its own reimagining of the vampire myth.
-[[Category:Mythical Beasts]]