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The Butter Goes on the Holey Side

(by Gorlan of the Red Lands, 1999)
(Tune: "Leaving on a Jet Plane" by John Denver)

    Oh my Dragon's packed
    I'm ready to go
    If the beast can move,
    I'll hit the road
    There's beer and war and campfires waiting for me.
    It's been one whole year since the double war.
    I really can not wait anymore
    It's time to show the Flatsiders they are wrong

    Chorus:
      So I'll kill you just to prove my point
      No need to get out of joint
      But you got to learn to butter the right side
      The Butter goes on the Holey Side
      In your heart you know that I am right
      Oh brother, plug that hole.

    I can't understand
    Why you don't see
    The Flat Side is mediocrity
    The Holes have curves and bumps and variety
    You must admit, Holes are much more fun
    Especially when the fighting's done
    If you don't wise up, I'll make your helmet ring

    Chorus:

    So one more time
    Don't make me kill you
    Plugging holes is what will thrill you
    Just go ahead - Butter the holey side
    We can overlook that fact
    You've wasted years buttering the flat
    It's time you came over to the Holey Side

    Chorus:


History. The Story Behind this Song

 A holey sider song for the Knackerbroed War. (See Oh Knaeckebroed). This last double wars, we had about eight Fat Guys together in the hall. It was about 3 in the morning and the conversation was getting pretty bad. The beer we had brought down from the camp was gone, and we were drinking the mystery booze that Cormack and Sigismund had brought. As always the subject of holey/flat side came up. I was at my best/worst that night and came up with a logic train of why the holey siders were into sex and the flat siders were a-sexual. I came up with the line that I was very much interested in plugging up holes, Fat Guy Freiderich and myself came up the chant "Plug that Hole!" When I woke up that morning (in very bad shape, I should known better than to drink what Cormack and Sigismund were drinking), I was hoping that nobody remembered the Chant from the previous night. But as I walked across the encampment in search for coffee, I greeted with chants of "Plug that Hole!"

Guilty.

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