SAA2000

Hiith
When I hear this in my head, it sounds like the next three lines should end the verse, like "He wasn't quite rose,/that much can be said/about ol' Ragnor the Red!", and verses should proceed in the same manner as the first

It should end like it began like you said with a tweak: "He wasn't quite rose,/that much can be said/about Rangor the Red/ From ol' Roirkstead!"

Feels like a little too much to me, I kind of prefer it the way it is.

Sorry about the delay on the final fixes, been doing ALOT lately.

DONE!!!  Don't worry about getting an MP3 copy of you singing, I can get it off of YouTube with flvto.com.

...Anyone going to sing it?  Is there some sort of week-long process of YouTube uploading I'm unaware of?

Just want to make sure you guys didn't forget.

DovahKaaz

I'll keep thinking about more lines.  You guys do it too!

I was thinking since it's a bar-type song, we could try to compile the voices so that it sounded like the whole Bannered Mare was singing it.  Get like 5 or so people to sing it 3 times and overlap them all that way it sounds like 15 voices.  I think they did that in the Song Of The Dragonborn too, just on a bigger scale.

They actually had 30 people all singing the sing which has been dubbed by players as Dovahkiin. Also, maybe try making a Dovahzul song too? Even translate this sing or others into Dovahzul and sing them? xD Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin, Naal Ok Lost Vahriin, wah dein vokul mahfaeraak ahst sokaaz (the proper way of translating the first verse of the song xD though it's been changed to 'pray' and in dovahzul ends in draal.)

I know, but I figured only so many people would sing it, and there aren't 90 people in a tavern (usually).

I'm going to leave writing a Dovahzul song to someone else. Hey, maybe that could be our next contest!

LOL, that was awesome! Daar fend kos truk!

Is it just me, or is Ragnar the Red played in like every skrim inn playing in my head.