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RAIN FOREST


Deep in the rainforest, your way was lost, you got distracted by the pink mushrooms, blue lakes,  and jack frost,

Go ahead try, lay it on thick to the fruits in this garden, here glorify words won't earn you a pardon

 

Hard work, long haul, tough grind, will get the ship in the harbor

In the rainforest, you got to put in work to see the fruits of your labor

 

Deep In the rain forest if you try the milk you must buy the cow, sipping and walking away is not allowed

 

Over the hill under the bridge pass the cake with the white icing

Pine rope to the left, apple on your right, No eating the pineapple unless your splicing

Be careful no staring, no enticing

Tie the cherries in a knot use the white grapes for ricing

 

If you get acquainted share jokes, giggle, laugh

Don't hesitate to take the white path

 

You reach in your pocket realize you don't have a dime

You don't want to work or pay for it, but you still want a sip of cherry wine

 

Only the strong, the proud, and few

Are allowed to dine

 

Down the street passed the gate, you speed up you realize you’re late

 

The thought of losing was hard to chew

But she's gone now all cause you didn't wanna say I DO...

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