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Once there was a secret union |
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A serpent and a dove |
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Enchanted by their beauty |
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They found a perfect love |
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Although the garden |
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Was lost to them |
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They sought a purity |
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They're shown by |
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The sunlight |
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A gate into the sea |
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A home there |
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To be |
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There they lived beyond all reason |
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Acquainted by their dreams |
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But one in true affection |
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Their souls would be redeemed |
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The dolphin song |
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Fell sweetly on their ears |
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In sacred tears |
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They called for |
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Our saviour |
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To cast away their fears |
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They prayed there |
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For years |
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Once there was a sacred union |
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A dolphin and a whale |
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The purity within them |
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No other could avail |
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The song incited |
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A peace within |
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Their frail and gentle ways |
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They softly |
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Embraced us |
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And sought the souls of sails |
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They praised us |
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In vain |
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Once there was a magic union |
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A beetle and a frog |
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Their songs were so enchanted |
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They mystified the fog |
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Although their singing |
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Was not the sweetest sound |
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They called the morning |
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And bore up a guardianship |
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On those unborn |
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Hence, warning |
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Transcending |
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Dreams |
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There was a frightening union |
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A sailor and a gun |
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They sought to seize them |
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And murdered just for fun |
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All their laughter |
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Bore tears to those afraid |
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They slayed and dared |
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That others would seize them |
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And leave them |
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Cold and scared |
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They wasted |
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And murdered |
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They wasted |
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And orphaned |
