Who's Country is it anyways: 1 (Break from the stories I've been doing)

(This picture is scrappy but...forget it!)

 

"Irish drinking song, this is for; Kiku, Emil, Arthur and Ivan" Alfred called from his desk as the group stood up, he turned to the audience, "What should the topic be?"

 

As soon as the sentence escaped his lips, the crowd burst into chorus of ideas the people wanted the country representations to do.

 

"Yell out the wrong name in bed," Alfred picked, a smile wide on his face as he turned back to the group, who all couldn't help but smile at the idea "Wrong Name in Bed Irish drinking song. Take it away, ."

 

All four of them took a breath before letting out a harmonized Oh. When the piano came in, they all sang the beat. Kiku was the first to go.

 

"One night I was getting frisky," he said smoothly.

 

"With my lear-girly lae," stuttered Emil.

 

"Boy we had some fun" sang Arthur, as if he were already drunk.

 

"A na-ah la da na," Ivan said, obviously not able to think of anything by his line. Both Kiku and Emil couldn't believe what had just erupted out of the Russian's man mouth. No one would have ever heard something like that even when he was on a drunken spree.

 

The piano kept on going, but the first two couldn't control themselves to even sing their part. When it came back to the English man, all he did was let out a, "Meow." This one word caused the Russian next to him to smile and let out a small chuckle.

 

The piano made another round through them all before they were able to control their fits of laughter.

 

"I've lost track of the story," sang Ivan.

 

"I don't know what has happened," added Kiku.

 

"He sent me a letter," Emil spoke.

 

"My underwear is snapping," Arthur said, oblivious.

 

"I think there was hearl involved," the Russian guessed.

 

"..That's what I'm thinking," the Japanese man choked.

 

"I don't know what to say," the Icelandic man spoke.

 

"Meow," was all the English man said. This time, not even the Russian giant beside him could help but burst out laughing, leaving Arthur to finish the song while the others doubled over in laughter, before it went to break.