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Chapter 1: A Cool Deal
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Sir Hal was a young lad clothed in grey, he trained all night and day
Slew dragons on the reg, no he didnt play
Faithful knight of Villetown until that fateful day
When he lost a battle to a dragon and it took him away
The Army Brigade came to aid and slew the nasty beast
Hal was saved and he was praised and they all had a feast
But soon after King Stephen ordered a decree
And banished Hal from Villetown and set him out to sea
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Off on his boat, there he goes now
He sailed away with his head hung low
Never to return
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Hal's boat sailed long
Hal's boat sailed tall
Hal's boat sailed strong
Hal's boat sailed swift
Then the waves swelled
Then the Kraken came
Hal's boat sailed long
Hal's boat sailed tall
Hal's boat sailed strong
Hal's boat sank!
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Chapter 4: A Deadly Duel
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He was dragged down
As the rain fell
He fought the Kraken...
Hal found a sword
on the ocean floor
Chopped a tentacle off
and the creature began to bleed
The Kraken thought defeat was nigh
But soon he was swallowed up alive
The Kraken spit Hal onto an island
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Chapter 5: A New Home
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Hal wandered the island
Found a cave. Found some gold. Cool deal.
He was stranded there for 7 years
Till the pieces of H.S.S washed up on to the shore
He found his home
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The Villetown Mountain Army Brigade Jackson, Mississippi
3 frinds writing songs that are sometimes good from result of coffee and angst towards systems of all kinds. Dont trust
anyone love everybody and find a way to make dreemz come true stay real and dont regret punching infants ever but dont actually do that thats pretty mean and feel bad.
Nick play tha git
whit play tha drum
stevn play da bazz
... more
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