This is a song I wrote with the help of my dad a while back, this was during my senior year in high school english during the Anglo-Saxon unit. It's called "Beowulf & Gilgamesh"
the chord-to-chord progression is: Am, C, Dm, and E
Tempo: slow, like in the Medieval tunes we hear in Knight movies.
Verse I
Beowulf and Grendel fight
in the dead calm of the night
Before Grendel's Eyes the shine of shimmering steel
and cries behind
Chorus
Come and fight
the mighty foe
and tell the tales
that we all know
Verse II
Searching for another fight
finds the monster's mother's fright
Hrunting now a useless blade
he spies a sword the gods had made
chorus
Verse III
the dagger that was drawn did fail
against his armour made of mail
she sees the magic sword she dreads
her life then ends in bloody shreds
chorus
guitar solo before Verse IV: G, Em, A, C (x4)
Verse IV
Now another tale for you
of Gilgamesh and Enkidu
They journeyed to the land of trees
to force Humbaba to his knees
chorus
Verse V
Two warriors out to enhance their fame
Humbaba they were going to mame
The giant was caught and lied with ease
Humbaba's head's now in the trees.
chorus and fade out.
TheSongSalad
Interesting song man. I'm not to good with guitar, so I can't really picture the rhythm, but the lyrics are pretty good man. Thanks for joining.
SilentCobra
Sure, and thanks for commenting. I only updated it because if I had not, I'm not sure if anyone could understand the chord-to-chord progression.