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Let me sing you a tale, a story of old, Of a man without fear, of a knight brave and bold, He sought out adventures, whenever they called, And the name of this knight was Sir Archibald. Whilst out riding his horse, a steed of great power, He saw in the distance a creepy old tower, At the top of this tower lived a pretty young maid, Who was cold and was lonely and longed to be saved. “Oh Sir Archibald, won’t you please rescue me? I’m stuck in this tower and there’s nowt on TV. I’m forced to stay in here, and wash all these socks, While the evil Black Knight holds the keys to the locks.” Sir Archibald loved the maiden so fair, With her glittering eyes and her long golden hair. “Of course I will save you!” was the knight’s brave reply, “Or at least I shall give it a jolly good try!” Sir Archie rode onwards, as fast as he could, Until he came to the edge of the wood, And there stood before him a terrible sight, The tall, strong and mighty, the evil Black Knight. The Black Knight was massive, someone to be feared, With a scar on his face and a huge tatty beard, Our villain’s description is only complete, When we mention his dark eyes and big smelly feet. “What do you want?!” called he with the big booming voice, Of a man you’d avoid if were given the choice, “You’ve got a young girl there, who you must set free. Let her go now, or else answer to me!”

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Sir Archibald and the Black Knight - Part 1

Let me sing you a tale, a story of old, Of a man without fear, of a knight brave and bold, He sought out adventures, whenever they called, And the name of this knight was Sir Archibald. Whilst out riding his horse, a steed of great power, He saw in the distance a creepy old tower, At the top of this tower lived a pretty young maid, Who was cold and was lonely and longed to be saved. “Oh Sir Archibald, won’t you please rescue me? I’m stuck in this tower and there’s nowt on TV. I’m forced to stay in here, and wash all these socks, While the evil Black Knight holds the keys to the locks.” Sir Archibald loved the maiden so fair, With her glittering eyes and her long golden hair. “Of course I will save you!” was the knight’s brave reply, “Or at least I shall give it a jolly good try!” Sir Archie rode onwards, as fast as he could, Until he came to the edge of the wood, And there stood before him a terrible sight, The tall, strong and mighty, the evil Black Knight. The Black Knight was massive, someone to be feared, With a scar on his face and a huge tatty beard, Our villain’s description is only complete, When we mention his dark eyes and big smelly feet. “What do you want?!” called he with the big booming voice, Of a man you’d avoid if were given the choice, “You’ve got a young girl there, who you must set free. Let her go now, or else answer to me!”