Am C It is always quite foolhardy for a young and ill-trained partyD E To gather at a tavern and to sayAm F We have had it with our teachers.G E Let’s go off and kill some creatures,Am G E Am And find a ton of gold to haul away. [Chorus]G C G And that is called bashing the balrog.Am E And the people who long to attackC G Think, once they have bashed on the balrog,F E Am The balrog will not bash them back. [Verse 2]Am C It is equally foolhardy for that armed and eager partyD E To win one lucky battle and feel sure,Am F We have polished off a goblin,G E But he left our fighter hobblin’.Am G E Am Perhaps this magic potion is the cure. [Chorus]G C G And that can make bashing the balrogAm E Too much for the cleric and elf,C G Who find, when they’re facing the balrog,F E Am That their fighter is not quite himself. [Verse 3]Am C It is even more foolhardy for the changed and weakened partyD E To stare back at the balrog and to sayAm F We can zap and we can bite you.G E We are quite prepared to fight you.Am G E Am We suggest you turn around and fly away. [Chorus]G C G And that’s called insulting the balrog,Am E For balrogs aren’t easy to bluff.C G They know, with a competent balrog,F E Am No army is half strong enough. [Verse 4]Am C And it’s just a bit too tardy when a member of the partyD E Succeeds at his IQ roll and exclaimsAm F Try a Light spell or EntangleG E While I get a better angle,Am G E Am For I think I know a way to douse his flames. [Chorus]G C G And that is called fleeing the balrog,Am E And those who are wiser agree:C G While comrades are bashing the balrog,F E Am It’s safest to go climb a tree. [Verse 5]Am C It is almost as foolhardy for the others in the partyD E To bravely join the fray with spell and sword.Am F It has no chance of destroying.G E At the worst you’ll be annoying,Am G E Am And at best you’ll keep the foe from being bored. [Chorus]G C G And that is called bashing the balrog.Am E But should any witness survive,C G He’ll see, once you’ve bashed on the balrog,F E Am The balrog will skin you alive. [Verse 6]Am C So no matter just how hardy be the fools within your party,D E And no matter just how lucrative your aim,Am F If it ever is suggestedG E You can get by unmolested,Am G E Am You should rise and pound the table and exclaim, [Chorus]G C G We never can win against balrogs,Am E However the dice might be tossed.C G For the rules of this game are obscure and arcane,F E Am E And the party that plays it is lost, lost, lost!F E Am And the party that plays it is lost!
Bashing The Balrog
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