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Can I be unhappy? Look at what I see |
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A beast in furs and crowned in luxury |
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He's a wealthy man in the poorest land, a self-appointed king |
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And there's no complaining while he's reigning |
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The lambs are bare of fleece and cold |
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The lion has stolen that, I'm told |
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There must be some creature mighty as you are |
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The lambs go hungry, not fair |
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The biggest portion is the lion's share |
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There must be some creature mighty as you are |
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Can I be unhappy? Listen and agree |
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No words can shame him or tame him |
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The lambs are bare of fleece and cold |
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The lion has stolen that, I'm told |
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There must be some creature mighty as you are |
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The lambs go hungry, not fair |
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The biggest portion is the lion's share |
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There must be some creature mighty as you are, as you are |
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Razor claws in velvet paws, you dunce in your guarded home |
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'Til a stronger beast will call on you and pounce upon your throne |
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Do we pay? Dearly, for the lion takes so greedily |
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And he knows that what he's taken, it is ours |
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That's how the wealth's divided |
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Among the lambs and king of the beasts |
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It is so one-sided |
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Until the lamb is king of the beasts |
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We live so one-sided |
