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The Furstock Song
A song about the different breeds of Khajiit
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- Clever Dagi, agile Suthay, burly Pahmar, Senche-raht,
- When Azurah gave out presents, she sure gave us a lot,
- Handsome Cathay, nimble Tojay, sneaky Ohmes and Alfiq,
- So many shapes and sizes, that's what makes us unique!
- Now, we all adore the Dagi, who love climbing trees,
- Far better than the Wood Elves with their pink and knobby knees,
- They swing between the branches with quickness and real ease,
- As lovely as a feather in a light midsummer breeze.
- CHORUS
- Here's some good advice: just leave the Senches alone,
- Their claws are sharp as razors and their jaws can break your bone,
- They'll rip an Elf to pieces in the blink of an eye,
- So only pick a fight if you are eager to die!
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- Our dear old mum, Azurah, made the Alfiq so small,
- That when they hunker down you just can't see them at all,
- They say that it is magic! Who am I to argue?
- There really is no limit to the things Khajiit can do!
- CHORUS