| [00:00.00] | Pride Of The Biosphere - Wigwam |
| [00:14.70] | As I cast my mind back to the first years of war |
| [00:20.16] | To the best times of my entire career as a chaplain |
| [00:26.63] | I am still filled with deep piety |
| [00:30.86] | With profound gratitude and awe |
| [00:34.10] | At the recollection of one remarkable |
| [00:37.87] | Recurrent course of events we chating its light |
| [00:41.60] | Came to pass my work day life |
| [00:44.20] | In those halcyon years |
| [00:46.99] | Warfare is rough play |
| [00:49.30] | As we all know and in the manly and |
| [00:53.10] | Meraless martial turmoil surely all of us |
| [00:57.40] | Even the merest Negro |
| [00:59.62] | Thelowliest Japanese or Jew yeah |
| [01:03.27] | We are equals in the sight of the sameGawd; |
| [01:09.10] | Indeed I wish to emphasize this |
| [01:13.19] | Well as I was saying |
| [01:15.98] | It is with intense emotion and profound humility |
| [01:20.76] | That I recall those months of May |
| [01:24.48] | The days when thefirst ripe cherries |
| [01:27.48] | Would be fresh off the bough; |
| [01:30.22] | And sitting there in the dull humdrum of the Officers' Mess |
| [01:35.89] | We would naturally be pleasantly diverted by questions |
| [01:39.94] | Such as would we like some cherries |
| [01:45.15] | However it became virtually a point of tradition |
| [01:50.18] | Yes hearing that innocent query |
| [01:52.27] | Rather more lusciously live worded a couple of "Gerries" |
| [01:57.56] | How about some Gerries |
| [02:00.02] | At this and blushing almost openly |
| [02:03.65] | The officers would proceed to R**e the waitresses in full view |
| [02:09.90] | And afterwards s***t them on the spot |
| [02:14.05] | And so as the afflicted blood of |
| [02:17.00] | These possessed women crimsoned |
| [02:18.70] | The drab missing floor my turn would come to step forth |
| [02:24.03] | And perform my own assignment in |
| [02:26.56] | This Extraordinary colorful drama |
| [02:30.13] | Those fallen souls laid to their last rest |
| [02:33.22] | Before the scorching pains of flaming hellfire |
| [02:36.37] | We would fold our hands |
| [02:38.26] | Upon the familiar words of my esteemed colleague |
| [02:41.98] | The vary words that so frequently during my career |
| [02:46.20] | Have intrigued and brought me inscrutable |
| [02:49.29] | Are the ways of the Lord |
| [02:53.10] | And how could we mortals be expected to mind and master |
| [03:01.28] | Every turn a-men |