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Her Homeland


Take me to that place

Where people are worried free

A place that is filled of abundant grace

Where everyone is longed to be

 

Take me to that place

Where love is in the air

By the look of the people embrace

A load I can seem to bear

 

Take me to that place

Where things are so hectic

Loneliness is a complete disgrace

Like an individual who appears to have been epileptic

 

Take me to that place

That is full of ocean view

Where romance is part of the human race

Side by side they walk by two

 

Take me to that place

Where ancient monuments are everywhere

That feed some with great knowledge base

To go back in time and discover their ancestors' layer

 

That is the place I tell the world

That quenches one's thirst like waterfall

Apart from it, it's like someone who has been hurled

On top of a cliff down to a great fall

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