"Long Live my Father"
Long live my Father
Who is the wisdom in life's eye
Who upon his shoulders rest
Who is never willing to die
Long live my Father
Who upon a chariot was born
Who is the teacher of renaissance
Who upon mundanity will never mourn
Long live my Father
Who is the steady hand among fell beasts
Who upon a humble throne sits
Who is the artist behind great feasts
Long live my Father
Who upon life's high note singeth
Who is the king in peasant's guise
Who upon hard times a plenty bringeth
Long live my Father
Who is the wind in my sails
Who upon wretched years has continued to climb
Who is the Love that never fails
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