Her Name is Jane
There was a lady, very gentle and mysterious.
Her skin covered in rose gold, her face covered in freckles and her hair, it flows to the rhythm of the wind.
When she speaks, her words are soft yet she is heard.
Her name is Jane and she lives in the jungle.
She is fierce and brave but-
She is afraid and feels alone,
Everyone wants to take away her spirit
Because she is like no other
She swings on vines
Barefoot she dances in the dirt
She is one of contentment
Didn’t you know
That her name is Jane
And no one can stop her
There IS no other
She will forever be “THE one”
Her loneliness makes her stronger
Cause there are no others feeding off her energy
She lives in the jungle remember
The animals are her friends
She stands behind them because they are her protectors
Of course though,
Don’t forget her name
Her name is Jane
The sun is her father
When she wakes up in the morning she carries her spear
He leads Jane
Her father is her energy source and he beats her until she sits in a daze
Likewise, she expects the same results from others
She hunts at night because the moon encourages her
Dancing as she feels the beat of the moon at its third quarter
She is her own tribe
She is the beginning, the middle and the end
Her name is Jane
“Don't forget it”, she says
If you meet her, you’ll know it
She has this everlasting effect
It is quite strange
Her name is Jane
Again if you meet her,
You’ll know it
“Don’t forget it”
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