Fred, Terrible Fred

[Verse] In Rostovead's pastures plain Lived a man Red of mane A giant there among the grain Fat he was His chest was bare [Verse 2] The townsfolk trembled Nights and days At whispers of the giant’s ways He'd drink their beer and feast on game A legend feared But never tamed [Chorus] Fred Terrible Fred The giant of dread Watch out Watch out He’ll eat your head Fred Terrible Fred The giant of Rostovead [Verse 3] With each step The earth would quake Leaves would rustle Roots would break Children hide Elders pray Fred's shadow turns the night to gray [Bridge] But whispers tell of a softer side In moonlit woods Where shadows hide A soulful tune he’d often sing Of pastures green and love in spring [Verse 4] He loved a maiden It’s said in whispers Her laugh like bells Her hair like rivers But fate was cruel And winds did part Left him with an aching heart [Chorus] Fred Terrible Fred The giant of dread Watch out Watch out He’ll eat your head Fred Terrible Fred The giant of Rostovead [Verse 5] Smoke flood Rostovead's Pastures far and wide Far below, in cave dank Fred arose, ale he drank [Verse 6] The townsfolk cried, “We’ve had enough!” A plan was hatched, though times were tough With torches high, they marched with pride To face the giant, no more to hide [Chorus] Fred Terrible Fred The giant of dread Watch out Watch out He’ll eat your head Fred Terrible Fred The giant of Rostovead [Verse 7] But when they reached his dark abode They found him there, with eyes that glowed “It’s not me,” he roared, “who burns your land, A dragon’s fire, from Oats' own hand!” [Bridge] They paused and heard the truth unfold A dragon fierce, with scales of gold Fred stood tall, with might and heart To save the town, he’d play his part [Verse 8] Through flames and smoke, Fred charged with might To face the beast in the dead of night With roars and clashes, the battle raged Till dawn’s first light, the dragon caged [Chorus] Fred Braveheart Fred The savior instead Cheers loud Cheers loud For the dragon is dead Fred Braveheart Fred The hero of Rostovead [Verse 9] The townsfolk cheered, their hearts now bold Fred stood tall, their stories told They gave him beer, and feasts of game And women fair, they sang his name [Outro] In Rostovead's pastures bright Lives a man A hero's light No longer feared, but loved and bold A legend now, their hearts behold