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This song is well known in Temeshwar, the Varushkan city that joined the League. It’s about organised crime, which was once endemic there, and was referred to obliquely as “Uncle Vyig” (“Uncle Vyig had his hands in my pockets”, etc). The song is about how crime takes a cut of everything. It is supposed to be a fun song about terrible things.
<ic>This song is well known in [[The_League_territories#Temeschwar|Temeschwar]], the Varushkan city that joined The League. It’s about [[vyig|organised crime]], which was once endemic there, and was referred to obliquely as “Uncle Vyig” (“Uncle Vyig had his hands in my pockets”, etc). The song is about how crime takes a cut of everything. It a fun song about terrible things, and is also popular as a song to sing with children in [[Varushka]].</ic>


Words by Chris Edwards.
Words by Chris Edwards, tune by Daisy Abbott.
 
Recording (rough): [http://www.profounddecisions.co.uk/mediawiki-public/images/music/daisy/Uncle-vyig.mp3 here]
 
More verses coming soon. Strongly encouraged to make up your own verses, personalising any family feuds etc that are happening on the field.


<song>
<song>
When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner ''(this bit sung fairly slow and deep before each verse)''
''(sung fairly slow and deep before each verse)''
When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...


He takes a bite from every onion
He takes a bite from every onion
Puts his spoon right in your soup
Puts his spoon right in your soup
And all the butter that he eats
And all the poultry that he eats
Could fill a mining scoop
Could fill a chicken coop!


When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner
When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...
   
   
He goes through all your clothing
He goes through all your clothing
And borrows just one boot
And borrows just one boot
He helps himself to gloves and hats
He helps himself to gloves and hats
And the socks right off your foot
And the socks right off your foot!


When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner
When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...


He sits right by the fire
He sits right by the fire
And leaves you all to freeze
And leaves you all to freeze
His bones are scrawny, thin and cold
His bones are scrawny, thin and cold
But he shares with you his sneeze (ATCHOO!)
But he shares with you his sneeze! (ATCHOO!)
</song>
</song>



Latest revision as of 20:52, 7 May 2015

This song is well known in Temeschwar, the Varushkan city that joined The League. It’s about organised crime, which was once endemic there, and was referred to obliquely as “Uncle Vyig” (“Uncle Vyig had his hands in my pockets”, etc). The song is about how crime takes a cut of everything. It a fun song about terrible things, and is also popular as a song to sing with children in Varushka.

Words by Chris Edwards, tune by Daisy Abbott.

Recording (rough): here

More verses coming soon. Strongly encouraged to make up your own verses, personalising any family feuds etc that are happening on the field.

(sung fairly slow and deep before each verse) When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...

He takes a bite from every onion Puts his spoon right in your soup And all the poultry that he eats Could fill a chicken coop!

When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...

He goes through all your clothing And borrows just one boot He helps himself to gloves and hats And the socks right off your foot!

When Uncle Vyig comes to dinner...

He sits right by the fire And leaves you all to freeze His bones are scrawny, thin and cold But he shares with you his sneeze! (ATCHOO!)