
Sir Bevin's Luck
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- acoustic
- folk pop
- storytelling
- lute
- medieval
- 2020s
- playful
- male vocalist
- folk
Lyrics
Verse 1
Sir Bevin rode out in his cotton shirt
The marshals all swore he'd get hurt
No plate, no mail, no helm at all
Just a stubborn grin and a sunburnt jaw
Pre-Chorus
The captain begged him please put steel on
Said arrows tend to bite when armor's gone
Chorus
He's the knight who never wears a thing
And still the arrows only find his ring
They swing and they slash but they miss by a hair
The fool in the fight or the luckiest there
Verse 2
The first great ogre charged him down
Club raised up to pound the ground
Sir Bevin tripped on his own two feet
And the ogre smacked the pillar next to the street
Pre-Chorus
The dragon breathed a wall of flame
He ducked and it toasted the horse's mane
Chorus
He's the knight who never wears a thing
And still the arrows only find his ring
They swing and they slash but they miss by a hair
The fool in the fight or the luckiest there
Bridge
They crown him at the feast tonight
For winning every single fight
But ask how much of it was skill
And he just shrugs and drinks his fill
Chorus
He's the knight who never wears a thing
And still the arrows only find his ring
They swing and they slash but they miss by a hair
The fool in the fight or the luckiest there
The fool in the fight or the luckiest there
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