| Way back in history along the Nordic coast
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| That was the sound all the people feared the most
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| It would echo thru the night up and down the foggy fj-ord
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| It was Erik and the bloodthirsty Horde!
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| Chorus: Erik the Awful, the Brutal and Tenacious
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| Erik the Awful, the Ruthless and Courageous
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| Subtle as a chainsaw, lacking all the Social Graces
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| You can run, but you cannot hide!
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| YES! |
| And as the oars of the sleek, fierce Viking ship cut thru the water like
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| Knives thru the fog-shrouded Nordic sea, transporting the wild, marauding
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| Band of Viking heathens stealthily towards their unsuspecting, slumbering
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| Victims, there he stood, on the foredeck, Erik the Awful, the wildest
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| Bloodthirstiest Viking of them all!
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| (his Momma named him Erik 'cause she couldn’t spell AHHGGGRRRFFFFLLLLQQHH!)
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| He had a hairy head, a hairy face, hairy chest, hairy legs, hairy boots and a
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| Hairy hat, shaped like a big bullet with horns comin' out the sides… and
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| Once he started after ya he’d NEVER stop!
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| He’d turn to his oarsmen in his 37 oared fj-ord and he’d say: «MORDEN BORDEN
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| FJORDEN GORDEN!» |
| which was Viking for:
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| «YA-HOO!!!, RAVAGE, PILLAGE, PLUNDER
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| MAIM AND PUT BIG HICKEYS ON ALL THEM FAIR DAMSELS!»
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| Chorus: And it was Erik the Awful, the Brutal and Tenacious
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| Erik the Awful, mercy sakes! |
| and goodness gracious!
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| His appetite for slaughter was simply voracious
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| You gotta sleep with your sneakers by your side!
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| YES! |
| And when the villagers heard that awful battle-cry:
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| That’s the one! |
| They would run for their lives, fleeing over hills and
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| Thru valleys to the river, whereupon they would walk mid-stream for 37 and ½
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| Miles, climbing out on the low-lying branch, shinnying down a young sapling
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| Onto rocky ground and leaping from stone to stone until they arrived one week
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| Later at a secret cave 97 miles away, and as they sat down for the first time
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| To catch their breath, outside they heard:
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| «YA-HOOOO!!! |
| MORDEN BORDEN FJORDEN GORDEN!»
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| Chorus: Yes, it was Erik the Awful, the Brutal and Tenacious
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| Erik the Awful, turned up in the darndest places
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| Subtle as a chainsaw, lacking all the Social Graces
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| You can run, but you cannot hide!
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| OH! |
| And this time they cut south to Paris, bought tickets on the Orient
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| Express to Istanbul, hired a U-Haul to the Coast, jumped a Greek freighter
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| Across the Mediterranian Sea to MON-golia, hooked up with a camel caravan into
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| The heart of the Gobi Desert, and as they paused at an oasis, to lift one
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| Handful of cool water to their parched lips, over their shoulder they heard:
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| «YA-HOOOO!!! |
| MORDEN BORDEN FJORDEN GORDEN!»
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| They fled to Calcutta!
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| They fled to the Himalayas!
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| Tokyo!
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| Toronto!
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| Toledo and Heyhailea, Georgia…
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| But it was no use! |
| They finally succumbed to a savage plundering and
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| Pillaging followed by a big hickey party on the outskirts of what is now
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| Washington, DC, where the decendants of Erik can still be found today
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| Working as Special Agents for the IRS!
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| Erik later amassed a small fortune posing for Molly Hatchet album covers
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| And did stuntwork for Arnold Schwartzenegger in Conan the Barbarian! |
| He also
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| Won an Academy Award for his dual role as a train wreck and his tender
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| Portrayal of King Kong’s daddy! |
| Oh, you might remember the end of that one:
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| There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when he married the Empire State Building
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| And who could forget the evening he ate the entire Kingdom of the East?
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| With no sugar?
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| Chorus: Erik the Awful, the Brutal and Tenacious
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| Erik the Awful, the Hungry and Voracious
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| Subtle as a chainsaw, lacking all the Social Graces
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| You can run but you cannot hide! |