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From the edge of all time and space, they meet for a battle of fate where all creation hangs in the balance.

Hello All,

Been a while, but recently been watching the show, “Hazbin Hotel”.

And after watching episode six, I have a theory as to what is going on. In respect to not spoil anything, I have added it in the read more section.

So with that said, “Let the show begin”:

The Ultimate Ballad of William Taylor and Sarah Jane

Because I was asked, this is how you sing the chorus.

Compiled by:

Edward Hughes

I sing thee a song about two true lovers,

From South-amp-ton town they came,

The young lad’s name was William Taylor,

The young lass’s name be Sarah Jane.

William Taylor was a brisk young sailor,

Full of mirth~ and full of play~,

Till he did his mind dis-cover,

To a youth-ful Sarah Jane~.

On the docks did William court her,

Young Sarah Jane; a lady fair,

Bells were ringing: Sailors singing,

Off to church did they repair.

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Thirty guests were at the wedding,

Sarah dress’d in rich array~,

William’s heart did find another,

Fled did he; never show’d that day;

Sarah dress’d in man’s apparel,

Sailor’s clothing she put on,

Soon thereafter she did follow,

Only to find young William had gone;

Four and twenty British soldiers,

Met him on the King’s Highway,

There they captured William Taylor,

Pressed he was, and sent away;

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

She hopped onboard a ship to sail,

Went by the name of Richard Carr,

Her pretty little fingers; long and slender,

They were smeared with pitch an’ tar;

On the ship there was a battle,

She amongst the rest did fight,

Till a sword cut off a silver button,

Her chest was bare and snowy white;

Then the captain stepp’d up to her,

Said, “Young lass, what brought you here?”

“Sir, I’ve come to seek my true love,

whom I’ve lately loved so dear”;

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

The captain ask’d her for his name

An’ to him, well, she did say~

“Sir, I seek a man called William,

Left, he did, on our holy day;

Wherefore he did, I’d mind to know

Cruel he was and so severe,

Last I heard of my fair lover,

pressed he was by you last year”;

“If his name be William Taylor,”

Aye, to this, I know him well.”

Married he, to a rich young lassie,”

On the Isle of Man, they dwell.”

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

“If you rise up, in the mornin’,

Earlye at the break of day,

There you’ll find cruel William Taylor,

Walking with his lady gay”;

Sarah woke up, in the morning,

Walked along the silver strand,

There she spied young William Taylor,

With his lady jo hand in hand;

She procured a pair of pistols,

That she had at her command,

And she shot both William Taylor,

and the lady in his right hand.

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

When the captain came to know it,

Cheered for what Sarah’d done,

Making her his own lieutenant,

Aboard his ship, the Thunderbrun;

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol

Follei-didel-dom domme dae rai dae

Follei-didel-dom daeraidae rai didlerol