A long while ago some verse was placed
Of Bastards in Hell drinking beer
Mention was made of a need for ice
I think my course is clear
You want ice? You got it!
Although it might be hard
There won't be any in The Glow
Maybe I'll try Boneyard
For we will certainly need it
Drinking beer in hell
But since I come from England
I'll drink it warm just as well
I'm glad to be a Bastard
The poetic trade to ply
Thinking back to Ymir's invite to join
I even rhymed in reply
But now I have to tell you
There's beer ad then there's BEER
I'm talking of the stuff I drink
Way, way over here
The name's of some of these beers
Will really make you titter
It seems to be a convention
When naming Stout, Mild, and Bitter:
Ruggie's Russet Nectar
Belly Rumbler, Belly Ringer
Andrew's Cobblestone Stout
Dog Bolter, Bishop's Finger
Deep Shaft Stout, Reekit Yill
Copperwinkle, Welder's Armpit
Old Cantankerous, Old Peculiar, Old Fart
(In "The Lost Boy's" it's Grandpa's favorite)
Blunderbus Old Porter
Pendle Witches Brew
Hundreds more are out there
These are just a few
So raise a glass, make a toast
Enjoy this infernal repose
We'll sing and sup a pint or three
Then tweak the Devil's nose
Cheers from the...
Cheers fr...
Cheers!
Jonesy
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