Dracophobia

So when you left me home alone
The other day, straight after the phone
Hid in my snuggly bed
I felt suddenly big slice of bread
Didn't recall bed-bread-eating
Picked up the bread and got up seating
Then something followed the infamous slice
Something quite ugly and big and bice
Showed first its head, then paws, then tail
Slid out from my under bed graceful and hale

What was that beast? I glanced in fear
It looked at me with eyes that gear
Opened its mouth to show off its teeth
With long, nasty tongue somewhere beneath
That was the dragon I always feared
In my dark dreams, not only once appeared
I told you back then about the beast
Its flamy breath, its size, not least
Uuh-uuh-aah uuh-uuh-aah uuh-uuh-aah-hah

'To not to worry' - is what you said
You looked at me, I stroked your head
'These beasts for sure won't come here
As long as we stay together, dear'
I smiled back with a hint of relief
'Oh, then things are simple, in my belief'
Ooh-ooh-ooh-Aah-hah aah-hah-hah

But when you left me home alone
The other day, straight after the phone
The dragon left its hiding spot
It knew it would not been caught
Ooh-ooh-oooh-ooh
Woo-woo-wooo-woo
Woo-oooh-ooh-woo-aah

Fighting a dragon's not a child's thing
These little girls need dads to ring
And only dads are strong and scary
They kill the dragons with guns they carry
But when you left me home alone
The other day straight after the phone
There wasn't much that could have been done
And all in all the dragon won (eeh-aah-ooh-aay-aay)
So daddy please go home instead
This is to say that I am dead