When the morning rays of the sun, hit the morning sky so blue;
When the earth revolves around your fist and the mynah calls out to you.
With clouds so white and birds with song, telling a nomad's tale;
With paraquettes perched on branches wide, humming with joyful quail.
The flowers bloom with petals pink, spreading the scent of love;
The butterflies flutter their wings so chic, like a hand that fits a glove.
The suddenly you hear it cry, in the distance of the morn,
The stormy clouds of Nefertite that keel the morning dawn.
The rumble near - they rumble far, beckoning to the Tlaloc of Rain;
To come down on earth and free us all, wash out our sorrow and pain.
And then it fell, like ice on earth, cleansing the earth we walk;
Of matter and of substance, the evil that we talk.
The scrambled eggs of ham and cheese, and buttery salted toast;
Was quickly all of gobbled, by both the guest and host.
A new day had come to us, a new walk to begin;
With brisk strides and hearts so big, our faces lit to win.
When the earth revolves around your fist and the mynah calls out to you.
With clouds so white and birds with song, telling a nomad's tale;
With paraquettes perched on branches wide, humming with joyful quail.
The flowers bloom with petals pink, spreading the scent of love;
The butterflies flutter their wings so chic, like a hand that fits a glove.
The suddenly you hear it cry, in the distance of the morn,
The stormy clouds of Nefertite that keel the morning dawn.
The rumble near - they rumble far, beckoning to the Tlaloc of Rain;
To come down on earth and free us all, wash out our sorrow and pain.
And then it fell, like ice on earth, cleansing the earth we walk;
Of matter and of substance, the evil that we talk.
The scrambled eggs of ham and cheese, and buttery salted toast;
Was quickly all of gobbled, by both the guest and host.
A new day had come to us, a new walk to begin;
With brisk strides and hearts so big, our faces lit to win.
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