Here is another silly song I wrote for Gandalf, Wizard Extraordinaire of Middle Earth~
It is to the tune of "A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One", from "The Pirates of Penzance." I've included the video here to help you sing along, although my version has an extra verse.
Enjoy!
"A Wizard's Work is Never Done"
by a Lady
Copyright 2010
When Gandalf goes to Bilbo's birthday party,
Little does he know of Sauron's plan
To ruin Middle Earth with all his buddies,
And make life difficult for elves and men.
But soon Gandalf finds himself in troubled waters,
As he finds that Saruman is now his foe.
So he sends poor Frodo off on an adventure
To destroy the Ring and Sauron overthrow.
Chorus:
Oh~When confronting Sauron and his ring that's One,
ring that's One,
A wizard's work is never, ever done.
Gandalf hopes that he can help out Frodo
By going with him to the Mount of Doom,
But on the way he runs into the Balrog,
And has a big adventure of his own.
With the Balrog dead, and Gandalf resurrected,
He learns that Frodo's gone alone with Sam,
So he goes to war to keep the world protected,
And wishes he'd been born with twenty arms.
Chorus:
Oh~ When confronting Sauron and his ring that's One,
ring that's One,
A wizard's work is never, ever done.
First he takes a little trip and visits Rohan,
To rescue Theoden from Saruman,
But when Pippin sees the eye of evil Sauron,
On Shadowfax to Gondor he must run.
When the orcs are laying siege on Minas Tirith,
And Denethor tries roasting his own son,
When the Nazgul are playing frisbee with the soldiers,
A wizard's work is never, ever done.
Chorus:
When confronting Sauron and his ring that's One,
ring that's One,
A wizard's work is never, ever done.
Dear Marqueta,
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever I have ot show this to our LOTR fans They will adore it
God Bless
Gae
This is so amazinG! You have a real GiFt!
ReplyDeleteHaPpY bIrThDaY tO yOu, HaPpY bIrThDaY tO yOu, HaPpY bIrThDaY dEaR mAmI, HaPpY bIrThDaY tO yOu,
~Audrey
This is so much fun too! Years ago in school days, our drama/music/art classes collaborated to put on various productions over the years. One such year we did the Pirates of Penzance. I was the pianist for it... it was one of the highlights of my youth... probably is still right up in the 10 ten of my life! We had sooo much fun.
ReplyDeleteYour clever adaptation and hearing that great Gilbert and Sullivan piece has certainly added much pleasure to my afternoon!