Mr. Gaiman (Mr. Sandman adaptation)

Adaptation of Mr. Sandman, song popularized by The Chordettes, released in 1954. Composed by: Pat Ballard Lyrics by: Tim Webster Recorded and Mixed by: Jordan Phillips (Incantatem) Video editing by: Leo Molas (Incantatem) Lyrics: Mister Gaiman, you gave us Dream Made him an Endless who’s tall, dark, and lean Gave him six kin, like Death and Destruction Then put the Dreaming under reconstruction Sandman, from Vertigo (He’s from DC) From DC Comics as you might know We hold Neil in high esteem Mister Gaiman brought us a Dream Mister Gaiman (Mister Gaiman, Mister Gaiman) you gave us Dream Gave him a stone (an amulet) of power with a dastardly gleam He often brooded (we like him brooding) like (he’s so much like) a morose mister And it made sense ‘cause Death’s his older sister Gaiman (yes?) Sandman was bold That style of writing was comic book gold We hold you in high esteem Mister Gaiman brought us - thank you sir - Mister Gaiman brought us a Dream