Theme Song
A brief summary of the show can be described from its opening theme song. The words of the song are as follows:
- A little boy named Presley found a secret out this year,
- that he was once a Pharaoh when Egyptians ruled the world,
- and now some sorcerer named Scarab tries to get him day and night,
- but Presley has four guardians to protect his very life.
- He has the Mummies: from 1525 B.C.
- He has the Mummies: protection for the new Rapses.
- He has the Mummies: they're hanging by the 'Frisco Bay.
- He has the Mummies: protectors of the world today.
- He has the Mummies: from 1525 B.C.
- He has the Mummies: protection for the Pharaoh teen.
- He has the Mummies: they're hanging by the Western Gate.
- He has the Mummies: they're going to save the world today,
- the Egyptian way.
- They're Mummies Alive!
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