
--- [acoustic guitar: soft, enchanting arpeggios, setting a magical and mysterious tone] [flute enters: light, fluttering melody, evoking the charm of the bard’s song] [drum beat: gentle, steady rhythm, like a heartbeat building anticipation] **(Verse 1)** [guitar and flute weave together, drums keep a soft, steady pace] Oh, the bard began with a tune so sweet, A melody fine, a rhythmic beat. His voice like silk, his lute so fair, It danced through the tavern, it filled the air. [bass enters: soft, grounding notes] The patrons swayed, their hearts took flight, As the bard sang deep into the night. But little he knew, his song so bright, Would summon the fey by the firelight. **(Chorus)** [all instruments swell, flute plays a soaring melody] Ohhhhh, the bard sang too well, the fey did hear, They danced and laughed, they drew in near. With a wink and a grin, they turned the tide, And chaos reigned where the bard did bide. **(Verse 2)** [guitar grows more playful, flute adds a mischievous trill] The pixies came with their tiny wings, And sprites with their glitter and golden rings. They leapt on tables, they spilled the ale, They tied the rogue to a wagon’s tail. [fiddle enters: jaunty, darting melody, mimicking the fey mischief] The barkeep shouted, “What’s this mess?” But the bard just smiled, “I must confess, My song’s to blame, my tune’s too fine, I’ve brought the fey to this place of mine!” **(Chorus)** [all instruments swell again, fiddle plays a wild flourish] Ohhhhh, the bard sang too well, the fey did hear, They danced and laughed, they drew in near. With a wink and a grin, they turned the tide, And chaos reigned where the bard did bide. **(Bridge)** [all instruments drop out except for a soft, plucked guitar and faint flute] [spoken, with a sly tone] The faeries spun, the tavern turned, The candles flickered, the fires burned. The bard just laughed, “It’s all in jest!” But the fey had plans, they weren’t impressed. [fiddle re-enters, building tension, drums add a rolling rhythm] They stole the swords, they swapped the ale, They turned the stew to a dragon’s scale. The wizard’s beard turned bright, bright green, The strangest sights you’ve ever seen! **(Chorus)** [all instruments return, louder and more dynamic, reflecting the escalating madness] Ohhhhh, the bard sang too well, the fey did hear, They danced and laughed, they drew in near. With a wink and a grin, they turned the tide, And chaos reigned where the bard did bide. **(Verse 3)** [fiddle and guitar grow wilder, drums add a rolling rhythm] The bard then played a final chord, And begged the fey, “Oh, leave, good lord!” But they just laughed, “We’ll stay awhile, Your song’s too sweet, your charm’s our style!” [fiddle plays a triumphant, soaring trill] The party groaned, the bard turned red, “Next time I’ll sing of the undead!” But the fey just danced, their mischief grew, And the tavern swore, “We’re done with you!” **(Final Chorus)** [all instruments at full force, with a triumphant, chaotic groove] Ohhhhh, the bard sang too well, the fey did hear, They danced and laughed, they drew in near. With a wink and a grin, they turned the tide, And chaos reigned where the bard did bide. **(Outro)** [guitar slows to a playful strum, flute fades out softly] So if you hear a bard so fine, Beware his tune, his voice, his rhyme. For magic stirs where his songs do dwell, And fey may come when he sings too well. [end with a final fiddle flourish and a cheeky drum hit]

