Keledoni Songs

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A listing of some Keledoni songs, with a few notes on each. Useful for game flair for players of bards and so on.
==Ballads and Epics==
Fire and Water presents an imaginary conversation between the mages of the Company of the Crescent Moon, Kyriana and Tarantar. Over its verses each presents a different philosophy and approach to the world.
Ishura is a Keledoni translation of the old Alindorean epic Ishsúra Hélé Vamékirak, the 'Song of Most Thunderous Autumn'. It is a tragic tale of doomed love between two Ashan.
King and the Oak, The is an epic musical telling of the tale of King Sothar's defeat by Halm Six-Fisted, subsequent asylum with the Druids, and eventual victory. It tends to be a favorite among soldiers.
Midsummer's Pride is a somber, minor key song concerning the adventures of the Three Lions of Morym. It is also known for several puns on the dual meaning of 'pride' when referencing lions.
==Raunchy Songs==
Lying With a Lion is a rollicking, bawdy song about the Three Lions of Morym and their reputed love of wine and women. The chorus plays on the pun between 'lion' and 'lying', underscoring humourous half-truths told by the Lions to women.
The Maiden of Rivermeet is an outrageously raunchy ballad about a cunning maiden who uses her wiles to fleece everyone of their goods, from a poor farmer to the local lord.
Meat and Honey tells the story of a young man desperately trying to win the heart of the local innkeeper's daughter. Full of suggestive turns of phrase and double-meanings, the song plays on the Keledoni peasants' expression "plying her with meat and honey", refering to courtship.
The Wolf of the Great Green Wood is a popular drinking song about a hunter who chases after women, usually getting them, until he meets his match. 
==Sad Songs, and Songs of Mourning==
The Autumn Mists of Woodmere is a sad song mourning the end of summer and, by allegory, of youth.
The Maid of the Cove is a sad song about a woman mourning her lover, lost at sea. It is a favorite in The Isles.
==Satire, Comedy==
Balar the Bear: A humorous take on Balar's Rebellion, mocking the failed usurper. Not liked by House Alens due to the use of the bear.
The Falcon's Son is a long song that pokes fun at Akaryth in every verse. It plays heavily on the potential pun between 'son' and 'sun'.
Fist for the Six Fisted is a humorous song about King Sothar's eventual defeat of Halm the Six-Fisted.
Category:Keledon
Category:Songs and Tales
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