Atlantis
Take me to Atlantis,
the wide array of sea life.
I want to be where the merpeople are,
and sing their songs of seas.
Take me to Atlantis where I may meet my Princess,
and she will meet hers.
I want to be where the merpeople are,
with their tails dancing with every thrust.
Believe in me my Princess,
I want to believe in you.
Take me to Atlantis Princess,
so I may love with you.
Show me your "thing-a-ma-jigs,"
and your "whozits and whatzits galore,"
I want to know what fascinates you.
Take me to Atlantis Princess,
and I will meet your father.
The land above is cruel and wanting,
under the sea is what I adore.
Take me to Atlantis Princess,
and though we both have shells,
our love swims rightfully with us.
I have things on land and a life too,
but who cares, I want more, I want you.
Take me to Atlantis and you can be my Princess,
and I will be yours.
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