Tale of Giants

Come around and listen well

For I am about to tell you a tale

About a creature that looks like a man but is not at all

For they are taller than a dozen men combined

They go by many names all across the land

but all call them by their massive size

Giants, giants,

Beasts that are ever defiant

For they will never be chain

They bow to no one but to their own

Living up high in their mountain home

Looking on down on the world below

But when they come down they always hard to miss

Giants, giants,

Beasts that are ever defiant

For they will never be chained

Whenever they walk the ground shakes as is about to break

On the move in search of a meal to sate their appetite

Breaking everything in their way as if it was not there at all

For their strength is something that should not sell short

Giants, giants,

Beasts that are ever defiant

For they will never be chained

They can tear apart a man with ease or stomp them to the ground

They wrestle with any beast that crosses their path

For they will be sure to feel their wrath

Their roars are like the sound of thunder

As they take away whatever they can plunder

Giants, giants,

Beasts that are ever defiant

For they will never be chained

They roam the land in search of something to put in their stew

It does not matter what it is for it will have to do

As they must return to their mountain home once more

To avoid the fire and steel of men who want to wage war

But they will never catch up to them for they vanish into the mountain mists

Where no one would dare go and the giants will have their stew once more

Enjoying their tasty meal until they search for their next meal in the lands down below

Giants, giants,

Beasts that are ever defiant

For they will never be chained

For they rather fall then ever be enslaved