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'''Title: "Montijo Roads"'''
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== FOLK SONGS OF AVAMAR ==
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Avamar currently hosts two great Bards; Kultan Fulgor and Amraedil Abandonas. Apart from story telling, they compose popular songs to entertain Avamarians, both citizens and troops. Rumors are saying that Elven (pointy) ears can't withstand a full Avamarians song singed by a charismatic bard. Not because of some magical power they hold, but because Doccy has placed upon his submissive and loyal subjects, a powerful spell who prevents phenomena of a Sirionite joyful audience making fun of him...
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Most Fontanese are also not aware of the Avamrian folk music as weel, as they have anyway so low intelligence and awful sense of humour that can't understand their meaning and artistic language...
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== '''Title: "Montijo Roads"''' ==
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'''Author: Kultan Fulgor'''
 
'''Author: Kultan Fulgor'''
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Take me home, Montijo roads<br>
 
Take me home, Montijo roads<br>
 
Take me home, Montijo roads<br>
 
Take me home, Montijo roads<br>
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== '''Kultan's Untitled song, Inspired by Love''' ==
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<i>Throughout the starry night, a line of caravans stretched their way through the wilderness. Avamar always needed more food, so Kultan urged his men to keep going through the night. Usually he worked the shifts so that he could rest on these overnight hauls, but tonight sleep eluded him. All this talk of love ... a bard has no need for love! Always on the go, new girl in every town, live for the moment! ... Then why am I awake right now, staring out at the star-filled sky?
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Grabbing his lute (his lyre broke a string earlier that day), he began strumming, first an idle tune that his voice suddenly found words for, not the words that he had sung in front of countless audiences, but coming from somewhere else ..</i>.
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By the failing light mine eyes can see,<br>
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The proudest of warriors in a field o' green.<br>
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Nothing to stop her, no emotion to be seen,<br>
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As the failing light takes over me.<br>
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In the darkest night my ears do tell,<br>
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The sounds of voyagers moving ov'er the ground<br>
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Moving through the silence all around,<br>
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Their only lack is what one cannot sell.<br>
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The chill of the blackness through this night<br>
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Cuts to the quick, flesh turns to stone,<br>
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What can one do when truly alone?<br>
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The lonely heart grieves, filled with true fright<br>
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Now I can see, the stars guide my way,<br>
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The darkness still there, but not afraid to try<br>
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Whatever may come, there will always be you and I<br>
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Now I can hope for the light of the day.<br>
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<i>As the last chords drifted off into the night sky, Kultan stowed his lute and drifted into sleep, hoping that with rest he could come up with better lyrics ...</i>
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== '''Title: "Geoffrey Bun"''' ==
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'''Author: Kultan Fulgor'''
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<i>The party at the Dwarven Choral Combat Unit nightclub in Avamar was already going full-swing when Kultan took to the stage for his second set of the night. The reception for his first set was quite good, only four bottles were tossed in his general direction. The most disturbing part was that one of the bottle throwers, wrapped in a dark cloak, had been openly brandishing a pink whip ...
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As his scribe set up his new instrument, Kultan quickly addressed the crowd. "I just came back from a week in prison in Fontan ...", here he stopped for a chorus of boos and catcalls, "and in that time I've come up with a song to thank Fontan's ruler, Geoffrey 'Bun' " pause again for boos and the unholstering of swords, "for his kind hospitality!".
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With no furhter ado, Kultan sat down in front of his new instrument, what the dealer had called a 'harpischord'. Banging out a strong, fast rhythm that soon had everyone on their feet clapping along to the beat, he began to sing:</i>
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Well 'ole south side of the cont'nent,<br>
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Is the baddest place to run,<br>
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And if you go down there<br>
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You better just beware<br>
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Of a man name of Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
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Now Geoffrey thinks he's trouble<br>
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Though he stand about four foot four<br>
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All those Fontan ladies call him Napoleon<br>
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All his lackeys just call him "Sir"<br>
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And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
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The baddest man under this sun<br>
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Badder than a-old King Doc<br>
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And meaner than a Operto dog<br>
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Now Geoffrey he a gambler<br>
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And he like his fancy clothes<br>
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And he like to wear his diamond rings<br>
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In front of everybody's nose<br>
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He got a custom armor plating<br>
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He got a sword and shield too<br>
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He got a big 'ole dart in his pocket for fun<br>
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He got a razor in his boot<br>
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And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
 +
The baddest man under this sun<br>
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Badder than a-old King Doc<br>
 +
And meaner than a Operto dog<br>
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Well Friday 'bout a week ago<br>
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Geoffrey shootin' dice<br>
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And at the edge of his realm<br>
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Was a region called Montijo<br>
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And oo that land looked nice<br>
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Well he cast his eyes upon it<br>
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And the trouble soon began<br>
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And Geoffrey 'Bun' had learned a lesson 'bout a-messin'<br>
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With the land of the Avamarians! <i>(this drew a huge cheer from the crowd)</i><br>
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And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
 +
The baddest man under this sun<br>
 +
Badder than a-old King Doc<br>
 +
And meaner than a Operto dog<br>
 +
 +
 +
Well the two realms took to fighting<br>
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And when they pulled them from the floor<br>
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Geoffrey looked like a jigsaw puzzle<br>
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With a couple of pieces gone<br>
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 +
And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
 +
The baddest man under this sun<br>
 +
Badder than a-old King Doc<br>
 +
And meaner than a Operto dog<br>
 +
 +
 +
And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'<br>
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The baddest man under this sun<br>
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Badder than a-old King Doc<br>
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But he'll never beat Avamar!<br>
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Yeah he was badder than a-old King Doc<br>
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But he'll never beat Avamar!<br>
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== '''Title: "Imagine"''' ==
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'''Author: Amraedil Abandonas'''
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"Imagine there's no heaven,<br>
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It's easy if you try,<br>
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No Sirion below us,<br>
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Above us only sky,<br>
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Imagine all the people<br>
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living for today...<br>
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Imagine there's no countries,<br>
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It isnt hard to do,<br>
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No Doc to kill or die for,<br>
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No Fontanese too,<br>
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Imagine all the people<br>
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living life in peace...<br>
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Imagine no possesions,<br>
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I wonder if they* can,<br>
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No need for greed or hunger,<br>
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A brotherhood of hand,<br>
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Imagine all the people<br>
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Sharing all the world...<br>
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You may say Im a dreamer,<br>
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but Im not the only one,<br>
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I hope some day you'll join Avamar,<br>
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And the world will live as one."<br>
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*they= because <i>we </i> don't hold any possesions anyway!

Revision as of 04:17, 16 November 2005

FOLK SONGS OF AVAMAR

Avamar currently hosts two great Bards; Kultan Fulgor and Amraedil Abandonas. Apart from story telling, they compose popular songs to entertain Avamarians, both citizens and troops. Rumors are saying that Elven (pointy) ears can't withstand a full Avamarians song singed by a charismatic bard. Not because of some magical power they hold, but because Doccy has placed upon his submissive and loyal subjects, a powerful spell who prevents phenomena of a Sirionite joyful audience making fun of him...

Most Fontanese are also not aware of the Avamrian folk music as weel, as they have anyway so low intelligence and awful sense of humour that can't understand their meaning and artistic language...



Title: "Montijo Roads"

Author: Kultan Fulgor

Almost heaven, once West Sirion,
Blue ridge mountains
Avamar river -
Life is grand there
Grander than out east,
Greater than in Fontan
Nowhere a better place


Monijo roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Once West Sirion, Marguerite momma
Take me home, Montijo roads


All my memories gathered around her
Noble's daughter, stranger to blue water
Dark and dusty, painted on the sky
Misty taste of moonshine
Teardrops in my eye


Montijo roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Once West Sirion, Marguerite momma
Take me home, Montijo roads


I hear Naira's voice
In the mornin’ hour she calls me
Sayin' "Kultan, come an' fight for your home",
And marchin’ down the road I get a feelin’
That I should have been home yesterday, yesterday


Montijo roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Once West Sirion, Marguerite momma
Take me home, Montijo roads


Montijo roads, take me home
To the place I belong
Once West Sirion, Marguerite momma
Take me home, Montijo roads
Take me home, Montijo roads



Kultan's Untitled song, Inspired by Love

Throughout the starry night, a line of caravans stretched their way through the wilderness. Avamar always needed more food, so Kultan urged his men to keep going through the night. Usually he worked the shifts so that he could rest on these overnight hauls, but tonight sleep eluded him. All this talk of love ... a bard has no need for love! Always on the go, new girl in every town, live for the moment! ... Then why am I awake right now, staring out at the star-filled sky?

Grabbing his lute (his lyre broke a string earlier that day), he began strumming, first an idle tune that his voice suddenly found words for, not the words that he had sung in front of countless audiences, but coming from somewhere else ...


By the failing light mine eyes can see,
The proudest of warriors in a field o' green.
Nothing to stop her, no emotion to be seen,
As the failing light takes over me.


In the darkest night my ears do tell,
The sounds of voyagers moving ov'er the ground
Moving through the silence all around,
Their only lack is what one cannot sell.


The chill of the blackness through this night
Cuts to the quick, flesh turns to stone,
What can one do when truly alone?
The lonely heart grieves, filled with true fright


Now I can see, the stars guide my way,
The darkness still there, but not afraid to try
Whatever may come, there will always be you and I
Now I can hope for the light of the day.


As the last chords drifted off into the night sky, Kultan stowed his lute and drifted into sleep, hoping that with rest he could come up with better lyrics ...




Title: "Geoffrey Bun"

Author: Kultan Fulgor

The party at the Dwarven Choral Combat Unit nightclub in Avamar was already going full-swing when Kultan took to the stage for his second set of the night. The reception for his first set was quite good, only four bottles were tossed in his general direction. The most disturbing part was that one of the bottle throwers, wrapped in a dark cloak, had been openly brandishing a pink whip ...

As his scribe set up his new instrument, Kultan quickly addressed the crowd. "I just came back from a week in prison in Fontan ...", here he stopped for a chorus of boos and catcalls, "and in that time I've come up with a song to thank Fontan's ruler, Geoffrey 'Bun' " pause again for boos and the unholstering of swords, "for his kind hospitality!".

With no furhter ado, Kultan sat down in front of his new instrument, what the dealer had called a 'harpischord'. Banging out a strong, fast rhythm that soon had everyone on their feet clapping along to the beat, he began to sing:

Well 'ole south side of the cont'nent,
Is the baddest place to run,
And if you go down there
You better just beware
Of a man name of Geoffrey 'Bun'


Now Geoffrey thinks he's trouble
Though he stand about four foot four
All those Fontan ladies call him Napoleon
All his lackeys just call him "Sir"


And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'
The baddest man under this sun
Badder than a-old King Doc
And meaner than a Operto dog


Now Geoffrey he a gambler
And he like his fancy clothes
And he like to wear his diamond rings
In front of everybody's nose


He got a custom armor plating
He got a sword and shield too
He got a big 'ole dart in his pocket for fun
He got a razor in his boot


And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'
The baddest man under this sun
Badder than a-old King Doc
And meaner than a Operto dog


Well Friday 'bout a week ago
Geoffrey shootin' dice
And at the edge of his realm
Was a region called Montijo
And oo that land looked nice


Well he cast his eyes upon it
And the trouble soon began
And Geoffrey 'Bun' had learned a lesson 'bout a-messin'
With the land of the Avamarians! (this drew a huge cheer from the crowd)


And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'
The baddest man under this sun
Badder than a-old King Doc
And meaner than a Operto dog


Well the two realms took to fighting
And when they pulled them from the floor
Geoffrey looked like a jigsaw puzzle
With a couple of pieces gone


And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'
The baddest man under this sun
Badder than a-old King Doc
And meaner than a Operto dog


And he's bad, bad Geoffrey 'Bun'
The baddest man under this sun
Badder than a-old King Doc
But he'll never beat Avamar!


Yeah he was badder than a-old King Doc
But he'll never beat Avamar!



Title: "Imagine"

Author: Amraedil Abandonas


"Imagine there's no heaven,
It's easy if you try,
No Sirion below us,
Above us only sky,
Imagine all the people
living for today...


Imagine there's no countries,
It isnt hard to do,
No Doc to kill or die for,
No Fontanese too,
Imagine all the people
living life in peace...


Imagine no possesions,
I wonder if they* can,
No need for greed or hunger,
A brotherhood of hand,
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world...

You may say Im a dreamer,
but Im not the only one,
I hope some day you'll join Avamar,
And the world will live as one."


  • they= because we don't hold any possesions anyway!