Rob Zombie - Dragula Lyrics Meaning

Both sides are right: The character singing the song is Dracula, and he's screaming around the hillside in his hotrod, Dragula.

It's a play on both names.

Check it: "Dracula" means "Son of the Dragon." It was another name for Vlad Tepes, aka Vlad the Impaler, the "real" Dracula, who was called that because his father was named Vlad Dracul. "Son of the Dragon" = the "exterminating son" in the song.

The "pool spreading from the fool" is blood from one of Dracula's victims.

"Dead I am the rat, feasting on the cat" -- I believe Dracula changed into a rat in the Bram Stoker novel, but it could also be a figurative reference to the vampire's victims; "dying as you purr" could refer to the fact that some of Dracula's victims (mostly the females) enjoy his...attentions, even as they're drained of blood.

Yep. The title is from the name of the car, but the lyrics are obviously about Dracula, not just some anonymous dude driving around in a car named Dragula.

So, yeah. Everybody's right.

As someone else said: Gawd.