[A filler entry while I work on other things this week.]
A is for Amaris, the Usurper detested.
He killed all the Camerons, then by Kerensky was bested.
B is for Blake, Blest Minister of Communications,
Told by the Great Lords to restore HPG stations.
C is for Cameron the Royal and ComStar the Holy,
Once forging, now hoarding much lost technology.
D is for Davion and for DeChevalier.
One a great general, the other just cavalier.
E is for Light Horse, the warriors Eridani.
Most noble and skillful of soldiers mercenary.
K is for Kurita and also Kerensky.
One killed Amaris. The other, Kentares.
L is for Liao, cunning and oily.
S is for Steiner, prodigious industrially.
M is for Marik, and for malfunction.
Coalitions and widgets break at this junction.
W is for Warlords, the five Successors.
They tore down the Star League to become its possessors.
I is Invasion and IlClan, Nicholas' blood.
In their eugenic utopia our names are all mud.
F is to forget all others alphabetical.
Fortresses fallen, and futures inescapable.
BattleTech fan since the early '90s, game design enthusiast since forever.
Showing posts with label songbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label songbook. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2018
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Have a 'Mech, Frankie Valli
I don't generally bother writing up 'Mech stats anymore unless I have a good bit of fluff in mind to go with them. But last January, apparently I had a craving to make a heavy cannon and two heavy lasers go 80kph with as little tech as possible, and I had a song stuck in my head.
I was pretty proud of that "Meacham / each won" rhyme.
The tune is a brassy, energetic variation on Mack The Knife. The CD jacket claims it's performed by Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, but it's a cheap CD compilation, and I don't really trust their fact checking.
The full lyrics are unGoogleable, so I've put them [with some guesses] below the cut.
I was pretty proud of that "Meacham / each won" rhyme.
The tune is a brassy, energetic variation on Mack The Knife. The CD jacket claims it's performed by Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, but it's a cheap CD compilation, and I don't really trust their fact checking.
The full lyrics are unGoogleable, so I've put them [with some guesses] below the cut.
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