 Ithguleoir |
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| ID | 825 | ||
| See Also | Lore version | ||
| Collection | Words of the Poets | ||
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Ithguleoir
An ode to the victims of a monster
We all remember Annine Praul,
Went out to sea one day;
Ithguleoir bit off her head,
Beneath the sea of gra-ay, beneath the sea of gray!
And what about Therese's son,
A brave and handsome boy;
Ithguleoir has et him up,
His mother's pride and jo-oy, his mother's pride and joy!
Oh how we mourn our goodman Thom,
Who swore he'd catch the beast;
Ithguleoir et him whole,
And then he ate the pri-iest, and then he ate the priest!