His name was Frodo, he was a Hobbit
With brave Samwise at his side, and his blue eyes big and wide
So they left Bag End at Gandalf’s bidding
And when they tried to flee the Shire
They found themselves in danger dire
With two of Frodo's kin, Merry and Peregrin
They made their way to Bree, where they met Strider at the inn
Mr. Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
To Mordor the Ring you’ll be draggin’
Mr. Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
Get to Mount Doom ‘fore the Ring spreads its gloom
Hey Mr Frodo….don’t lose your nerve
Well, you’ll have Gimli, the son of Gloin
Of Elves he isn’t fond as they kept his dad in bonds
The son of Thranduil, Legolas Greenleaf
Will be along to help the quest, with a bow he is the best
From Gondor, Boromir, who holds his land so dear
Add Gandalf to the group and there’s nothing you should fear
Cept maybe Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
To Mordor the Ring you’ll be draggin’
Mr. Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
Get to Mount Doom ‘fore the Ring spreads its gloom
Hey Mr Frodo….don’t put it on
So you’ve set off upon your journey
Far away from hearth and bed and hard endless miles ahead
Roads fraught with danger, but you’ve a Ranger
He’ll help lead you safe and sound into Mordor’s blackened grounds
It seems so small a thing, you must destroy that Ring
Then on to Minas Tirith where they’ll make ol’ Strider King
Be careful Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
To Mordor the Ring you’ll be draggin’
Mr. Frodo, hey Frodo Baggins
Get to Mount Doom ‘fore the Ring spreads its gloom
Hey Mr Frodo….beware the Ring
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