Song: The Mountaineers Duet
Submitted by Tony Johnson.
Were mountaineers most
Disingenuous,
And of ourselves we take great care;
We never climb up mountains strenuous,
When danger looms were never there.
But if we see some moderate mountain,
Not too severe, nor yet too far,
Well do it in, Well do it in,
To show that mountaineers we are.
Well do it in, Well do it in,
To show that mountaineers we are
We often boast of peaks ascended,
We never mention when we fall,
Our invitation is extended
To all who follow in our trail.
But if some very clever person
Should ever try to call our bluff
Well do him in, Well do him in,
To show that mountaineers are tough.
Well do him in, Well do him in,
To show that mountaineers are tough.
We place great emphasis on nutriment,
Our feeble frames we need to feed.
The guide to carry our accoutrement
Must hence proceed at moderate speed.
But when to Ogwen were returning
And there are ham and eggs for tea
Well do them in, Well do them in,
To show that mountaineers are we.
Well do them in, Well do them in,
To show that mountaineers are we.