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Six hundred cups is a meager amount for
those who long since have lost track of
the count. And so they imbibe with no
limit to set, as gladly they'd swim in it
sans regret; Thus decent folk do chew us
out, degrade the indigent devout. Let
those who demean us be disgraced, from the
rolls of righteous men erased.--Carmina
Burana O'Fortuna
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Clan Songs
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The
Clan Bard leads a performance of
"Swing Low." |
If
there is one thing the Macthoys like do whilst
engaged in their various debaucheries, it's
singing.
MacThoy scholars found
reference to two
MacThoy bards. Kilsa the
Off-key, the first Widow MacThoy to
achieve operatic fame. Her voice sounded like
Death's scythe on a whet stone.
The second
is Rufus the
Light-Finger. It
was originally thought that Rufus earned this nick-name for his skill
with the lute but history has disproved this theory.
Nonetheless,
below are listed some of the ditties the Clan is
wont to sing.
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