O Great King,
Lion from the west
The kingdom of Macedon,
I, the nameless angel,
whose civilization and home was long lost
beneath the sea where Poseidon have long kept
in his realm,
salute you.
I fear you for your ambitions is great
Your dream and wish
to unite the world as one
East and West
You set your eyes on the empire
of Persia and there,
the wonders of Babylon seized
your heart in captivation
Would you find the Winged Goddess there, my liege~?
Her name would be Inanna, the Sumerian Venus.
I see that she put great love in your heart
and upon your warhorse, Bucephalus
you flew over rivers and mountains
and conquer her Kingdom
and like most warriors wanting a blaze of glory
you left and broke her heart
and went further East to expand your Kingdom.
In Rome, you were liken to that of Mars
and in Egypt, the people called you Pharaoh
but you are none of these.
You are one never to settle anywhere
In search of a great Destiny.
What do you long for in your quest?
After the tigers and elephants of India crushed you,
you bleed in your victory, but go no further down
the Indus River.
If you listen, your Goddess is calling
calling you to return home
Where the gardens hung from the temples
connecting Heaven and Earth.
For their sun have wings
and their moon among the stars.
When you left her,
you promised her Asia and the world upon your honor,
when all she ever wanted was your heart and your soul.
Lion from the west
The kingdom of Macedon,
I, the nameless angel,
whose civilization and home was long lost
beneath the sea where Poseidon have long kept
in his realm,
salute you.
I fear you for your ambitions is great
Your dream and wish
to unite the world as one
East and West
You set your eyes on the empire
of Persia and there,
the wonders of Babylon seized
your heart in captivation
Would you find the Winged Goddess there, my liege~?
Her name would be Inanna, the Sumerian Venus.
I see that she put great love in your heart
and upon your warhorse, Bucephalus
you flew over rivers and mountains
and conquer her Kingdom
and like most warriors wanting a blaze of glory
you left and broke her heart
and went further East to expand your Kingdom.
In Rome, you were liken to that of Mars
and in Egypt, the people called you Pharaoh
but you are none of these.
You are one never to settle anywhere
In search of a great Destiny.
What do you long for in your quest?
After the tigers and elephants of India crushed you,
you bleed in your victory, but go no further down
the Indus River.
If you listen, your Goddess is calling
calling you to return home
Where the gardens hung from the temples
connecting Heaven and Earth.
For their sun have wings
and their moon among the stars.
When you left her,
you promised her Asia and the world upon your honor,
when all she ever wanted was your heart and your soul.