The moon and the stars
When the moon and the stars wept
We all felt their tear
Letting loose of all their fear
Over all their trouble the sun slept
Their reason we could never intercept
On came the sun like a charging spear
Their terror’s end is near
To their home they crept
“To our enslavement is this the end,” cried they
“For freedom what is the key”
“Can we once again play among the hay”
What a beautiful site be she
The sky losing its grey
“Atlas we may be free”
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