Luke's Songs Vol.1
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[Preface] I, Luke of Izlude, greatest of Bards in my time, leave the lyrics of my essential songs for posterity. Contents
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Wedding Song
[Wedding Song] Prontera Sanctuary Is where all are heading To celebrate your union At your most happy wedding.
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[Wedding Song] Prontera Sanctuary Is where all are heading To celebrate your union At your most happy wedding.
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[Wedding Song] With joy I strum my Lute As that is my trade To bring cheerful song To your wedding parade.
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[Wedding Song] For my songs, pay me Not Zeny or Gold, But the smile of the Bride, if I may be so bold.
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[Wedding Song] The glistening eyes Of a beautiful lass Those lustrous locks And that firm, supple--
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[Wedding Song] Forgive me, groom! But she's just so beautiful! May your union be blessed! Er, may your wife be dutiful.
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[Luke's Note] This song is about a certain Bard who was invited to a wedding ceremony and could not resist the bride's beauty. He ended up singing a song of seduction.
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[Luke's Note] The lyrics, of course, are fictional, and are in no way anecdotal.
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Life is a Water Mill
[Life is a Water Mill] I chased after fame. It eluded me. I ran after happiness But never caught it.
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[Life is a Water Mill] I chased after fame. It eluded me. I ran after happiness But never caught it.
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[Life is a Water Mill] But tomorrow will still Be there, I'm sure. Like the Water Mill In Al De Baran Which turns as Life goes on.
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[Life is a Water Mill] Cheer up! Life goes on. As surely as the Water Mill turns, tomorrow Will come.
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[Luke's Note] This song was made to give comfort to people in despair.
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We
[We] A good Bard sings To please his listener. So do not expect a sad song That deepens your anguish.
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[We] A good Bard sings To please his listener. So do not expect a sad song That deepens your anguish.
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[We] A good Dancer dances To please her audience. Shall we dance together? Just hold my hands. La la la~ La la la~
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[We] Towner: 'Then why the hell do you guys make discords sometimes?!' Bard: 'Well... Nobody's perfect!
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[Luke's Note] This song is good to be sung during festivals, as the intentional discord encourages the audience to participate. Aside from that, this song is pretty meaningless.
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[Sketzi Bundin] I'm sorry, but that book is not available for public exhibition.
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