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The Song of Khunzar-ri
(A Mythic Hero's Song)
- When the sixteen kingdoms were only sixteen tribes,
- A hero ambled forth, all tall and tough and wise,
- How sleek he is! How fragrant! A five-claw? No, a ten!
- He wrestles giants just for fun and charges into senche's den!
- CHORUS
- Who is he? Khunzar-ri! Khunzar-ri!
- Sing it loud, sing it clear. Fighter, lover, poet, thief.
- He's one Khajiit to cheer!
- Who is he? Khunzar-ri! Khunzar-ri!
- Sing it proud, sing it strong! Brave and sly, rarely shy.
- He never steers you wrong!
- No dungeon cage can hold him, no lock can bar his way,
- Some stories claim that he's a god, or so they say,
- He dragged the light from Jone and Jode down to the growing fields,
- And now we have moon-sugar and all the good it yields.
- CHORUS
- Who is he? Khunzar-ri! Khunzar-ri!
- Sing it loud, sing it clear. Fighter, lover, poet, thief.
- He's one Khajiit to cheer!
- Who is he? Khunzar-ri! Khunzar-ri!
- Sing it proud, sing it strong! Brave and sly, rarely shy.
- He never steers you wrong!