D&D General Campaign theme song?

[Oofta]

For my wife's campaign she had my nephew (thanks Nick!) record a song for us:
.

I got a kick out of it and thought I'd share. Anyone else have anything fun like this?

Spoiler: Lyrics

It began on a dark summer's night
Sorcerer, warlock, wizard, cleric, paladin and fighter
Became Thomsons Raiders
And their light burned ever brighter

They grew to be friends (sort of?),
and allies who would go into a lion’s den.
That is Thomsons Raiders
A truly brazen band of crusaders

They go so well together, a real gift.
For those that were forgotten or lost
They drink, and eat and fight all around Thunder Rift,
Aiding those in need at no cost (except for gold!)

They released a ghost and even saved a cat
The short one is rumored to possess a wonderful hat.
They hail as Thomson Raider’s
No other name could or should ever be used to describe these valiant raiders

And then it happened:
Oh no!
The golden dragon!
what fun.
The raiders helped a golden dragon.
To see another rising sun.

It’s the Thompson Raiders
Our heros, we will call when we need them
Thompson's Raiders
They may possibly help for a somewhat reasonable inflation adjusted fee

 

[Voadam]

Not quite. The closest for me is that I usually start out the game by calling out:

 

[Jer]

I love it!

The closest my group has to a theme song is Weird Al's "Dare to be Stupid"...

 

[Lanefan]

We've done a number of songs related to our games - character theme songs, songs about events silly and serious, songs merely related to the theme, and so forth. You can find some of them here...

Game Songs and Music

...should you be so daring.

 

[overgeeked]

Anything Japan related, we use this.


Anything pirate or nautical related, we use this.

 

[payn]

Not yet!

 

[Lyxen]

We usually don't have one, but the one that I've used the most successfully was for my Wheel of Time campaign, Klendathu Drop, followed by the usual recap "the wheel of time turns and ages come and pass..."

 

[Guest 7034872]

I have two for my current campaign. Because they're in Sigil and because Sigil is, well, Sigil, I use T.Rex for the city:


The whole campaign, though, is heavily aesthetically driven (as is my approach to the planes themselves), so the main theme song is this:

 

[DND_Reborn]

Our table's intro song for every session is O' Fortuna from Carmina Burana.


The music begins at 45 seconds into the clip.

 

[not-so-newguy]

No theme song.
OTOH, the Bard player usually hums this little ditty and it inevitably becomes an ear worm in my head:


(you're welcome)