Leslie Fish piosenki

(After Kipling) At Runnymede, at Runnymede, What say the reeds at Runnymede? The lissom reeds that give and take, That bend so far, but never break. They keep the sleepy Thames awake With tales of John at Runnymede. At Runnymede, at Runnymede, Oh hea...

Two men walked on the beach in the sun. One left footprints, the other left none. One was a man who no man obeys; The other a god from the ancient days. "Look," said the man, "how my kind make war. I summonned you here to ask: What for?" "For wealth or l...

The tribble is a fuzzy beast Its fur is very warm It isn't deadly in the least And it can't do any harm But it will gobble up your food before you've time to holler 'Scat!' It can clamber up your sleeve and litter in your hat It can munch on things that...

Chorus: Hail Thor, Lord of Thunders, master of the winds of the western world! Hail Thor, hammer-wielder, lord of lightning, lord of storms! Bring the wind that bears the waters, Master of the winds of the western world. Call the cloud and all it utter...

One man in a thousand, Solomon says, Will stick more close than a brother And it's worthwhile seeking him half of your days If you find him before the other Nine hundred and ninety-nine depend On what the world sees in you, But the Thousandth Man will...

Harmless historical nuts Who wear boiler plate on their butts Who dress up in clothes from the twelfth century To bash on each other with sticks and debris And make up the world's largest private army Harmless historical nuts As I was out shopping, expe...

Sigurd was an Odin-man, the last of Pagan-kind, For Chruchmen ruled the countryside and all men they could find. Yet Sigurd prayed to Odin-god with heart and soul and mind In hope that he would reach Valhalla. Sigurd died in battle, crying "Odin!" to the...

I am a voice upon the wind and water. I cast my songs -- I never know how far. Therefore, I sing for all to hear me, From the nearest heart, to the farthest star!