Madcrow Song (song based on the Jervis Tetch and Jonathan Crane ship bets known as HatterCrow)

Song: Madcrow
Music, Lyrics, Voice: AI

Background: Madcrow and Hattercrow are fan-created portmanteaus of the names of two Batman villains, the Mad Hatter and the Scarecrow, who have been "shipped," or depicted as a romantic couple, in fan fiction and fan art. This pairing is part of a larger fandom culture and is not a part of official DC Comics canon.
Hattercrow is the more common and widely used of the two terms. It combines:
Hatter: Jervis Tetch, also known as the Mad Hatter, a character obsessed with Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
Crow: Dr. Jonathan Crane, the Scarecrow, a psychologist who uses fear-inducing toxins to terrorize his victims.
The pairing is popular among fans who enjoy exploring the dynamic between two mentally unstable and villainous characters. Fan works often focus on their shared psychological issues and the unique, codependent relationship they might develop with one another.
Madcrow is a less common alternative to Hattercrow that reverses the order of the names, but refers to the same pairing of the Mad Hatter and the Scarecrow.

[Verse1]
In Gotham's gloom, where madness breeds,
Two twisted minds plant vicious seeds.
Jervis, with his mind-bent prose,
And Crane, who makes all people fear the foes.
"A spot of tea?" asks Tetch, with glee,
His hypnotic eyes, a subtle key.
"The brew's as rich as any dream,
To poison Gotham's waking stream."
[Verse2]
Crane, in his sack-cloth and his straw,
Reviews the plan, without a flaw.
"Your mind control is quite the sport,
While my toxins turn the mind's retort."
From rooftops high, they watch the night,
Two dark reflections in the pale moonlight.
One, a tiny tyrant, with a curious stare,
The other, a gaunt shadow, a lingering nightmare.
[Verse3]
The Bat appears, a blur of gray,
To chase their friendly mischief away.
He fights the gas, he breaks the spell,
And sends them back to their Arkham cell.
But in that padded room, they scheme again,
Two souls united by their chosen pain.
For in a city built on twisted things,
A deadly bromance evil brings.
[Chorus]
They share a laugh, a whispered plot,
A rare camaraderie in their lot.
"The bat will come," says Crane, so dry,
"And see his greatest fear float by."
"Then we'll make him see his very worst," adds Tetch.
"I'll make him fall into despair until he is a wreck."