The Birds and The Trees
Don’t fret, don’t sob, don’t wallow in woes
Come here darling, for there’s a story to be told
One quite special and extraordinary
For it’s a tale about you and me
And even the birds and the trees
You see, we live on a rock
That spins quite quickly through vast space
Surrounded by brothers and sisters, similar but vastly disparate
Entirely comprised of the same substances
That pulse through you and me and the birds and the trees
From where did these come?
Why the stars themselves
Broiled up within the massive beauties
Until one day their eruption cast them out
And they were molded into our little rock
Now they make us, our friends, and loved ones
And even the birds and the trees
So you see when the times are hard
Don’t fret, don’t sob, don’t worry
For you are a miracle, born from the stars
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