With a hey toot toot and he blew on his flute and he played around all day,now let's ride. [Chorus (B5)] Who's afraid of the big bad wolf,the big bad wolf,the big bad wolf. Who's afraid of the big bad wolf,we aint afraid yall,we aint afraid,uh.
Gothic originally meant having to do with the Goths or their language, but its meaning eventually came to encompass all the qualities associated with Germanic culture, especially the Germanic culture dominant during the medieval period after the fall of Rome.
In Gothic literature, the authors wanted to expose the problems they saw in society. The authors wrote fiction, but included supernatural and romantic elements. They were often stories of hauntings, death, darkness and madness. Some of the more well-known examples of this genre are Frankenstein and Dracula.