P. Paulsson
P. is 122 years old.
He is the Bass Guitarist of Come, Spirit.
P. is located in Vilnius at Libertine in Vilnius.
P. likes to exercise at the gym during off hours and is trying to talk to media in order to get ahead professionally.
The Stranger's Story, part 1
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Song Details
The Stranger's Story, part 1 is Ballad music in tempo Moderato. The music is mind melting and the lyrics are revolutionary. The song was written 7/5/2017 by P. Paulsson. The originality is perfect.
| Fame: |
61 |
| Popularity: |
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| Stage Potential: |
30 |
| Genre: |
African Music |
| Owner: |
Come, Spirit |
| First Revealed: |
11/1/2017 |
Dominant Instruments
Bass Guitar
Goblet Drum
Special Lyrics
there was a handsome man, a complete stranger
to all the good folks of the kingdom of this tale
his rugged looks made him seem familiar with danger
with danger, and good-looking women, and ale
his ways were those of a travelling man
looking for work from everywhere
but when he came upon this story's land
he knew not what would await him there
he came to the town for its famous feast
and thought of joining in on the fun
but that plan was not to be, to say the least
the search for the queen was still going on
the traveller set off, not looking for trouble
and set out elsewhere within the day
but as fate would have it, it burst his bubble;
he ran into the beast on the outward-bound way
his conscience did not let him leave well enough alone
and he returned to the city at once
what he told made him noteworthy for the whole town
from the king to the lowly town dunce.
plans were hatched soon to get the queen back
but two things remained certain and true
the traveller was needed to guide them to the beast's tracks
and rescuers should only number in two
so the king and the traveller left for the cave
where the man had seen the beast disappear
so they left towards the mountain through wave after wave
of dangers lurking, trying to arouse fear
once they arrived to the mountainside
the stranger was in for a great surprise
the king knocked him out from behind
and tied him up good with knots and ties