Tonart: Ab major
Verse 1
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In the fortress of GWAR, much
torment does remain
Despite all of the bodies
that had been hacked in twain
So many had died in the viscous
campaign
That their femurs alone
made a fine mountain
Verse 2
D
The Master was no longer
GWAR's sovereign
Of wealth and women they
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C
What goal was left for them to attain
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D
G
So Oderus did call for conclave
Verse 3
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C
First came Balsac, his council
was wise
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His War-Axe gleamed, gleamed,
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C
Plus forty dancing bears he did provide
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Then, first in prowess,
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he stood his lord beside
Verse 4
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his ass was wide
Brought eighty laden oxen,
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C
Jizmak the Gusha, his legion
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For many hours he barked at the tribe
Verse 5
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C
F
But then, timely, the ca tering arrived
Booze, drugs, food,
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four hundred hundred mule-loads high
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C
Flattus Maximus, this he did supply
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And now the mighty brothers
Verse 6
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They will to journey and slay without plan
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Bring sledge and terror
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G
Like hell was a womb, it tore
Verse 7
D
And from the womb the creatures poured
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Troll, goblin, Manticore
D
Siege machine and armored whore
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G
There will be battle like never before
Verse 8
D
The Surface World learned of the malaise
Black Pope, usurper,
he saw through the veil
They plan their defense
in the land of the wasted
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F
G
Africa, bitter fruit she had tasted
Verse 9
D
C
Ensign of industry, let it be raised
D
His legions breath, through
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and their skulls were iron-plated
Verse 10
D
Belching Belching fire, freshly painted
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G
8000 Battalions of Knights freshly sainted
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But before they fought,
they were vaccinated
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To protect them from the AIDS
Verse 11
of Black Pope unabated
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Here Here the GWAR invaded
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Began the violation
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F
D
Verse 12
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Eb
B
C#5
The War Barges, forecastles swarm ing
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Ebm
B
C#5
The low drone of the horning
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B5
Sounding out a call, then a warning
Verse 13
Eb
B5
A nuclear salvo where
C#5
GWAR was encroaching
B5
legions were toasting
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B
C#5
Balsac said, "Did you feel something?"
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F
Bb
C
The Lord was not boasting
Verse 14
F
steel carpets the terrain
D
Still they are forming, armors detrains
Eb
They send forth a Captain,
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F
D
OJ by name
Verse 15
Flattus struck him in the brain
F
made two parts of the mind
D
Chopped through his gorget,
through chest, into spine
And the good captains blood
flowed like wine
Flattus said,
"So ends a cowards time."
Verse 16
D
Balsac is angry, he'll have no more He
hurls his axe, with great effort
Eb
D
F
To smite Re gis with terrible force
D
His shield breaks, his hauberk unsews
Verse 17
The axe bursts through his chest and torso
D
Bright blood spurts,
the guts are loosed by the throw
Eb
And with that axe the soul
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F
from body goes
D
Said Jizmak, "That was a heavy blow."
Verse 18
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Db5
His sword falls, skulls burst in two
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The eyes burst from sockets,
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Dbm
Thousands of warriors he does this to
Verse 19
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Bb
Piling up the corpses of those he slew
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F
B5
Until it was hard to
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Db5
tell if the pile grew
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Bb
Balsacsaid, "He is a princely lord"
C#5
F
Bb
Said Beefcake, "Yes,
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Eb
it's true."
B
Db5
Jizmak smites, his hammer whirls Fore
Verse 20
F
heads explode, entrails twirl
D#
B5
C#5
Breaking open brain-pans as as well
F
Red blood flowing as souls
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B5
Oderus smites the Black Pope, exposing his
Verse 21
F
brain
The blade continued through
meat and membrane
Eb
Bright blood flowed in the
B
grass where he was lain
F
Here ends this tale, that much is plain
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