One Two Three
Flight to Freedom: A Musical Odyssey into Wilderness Bliss
Lyrics
I pray for a rocket
I express a desire for a rocket.
That would launch me far
The rocket would propel me to a distant place.
Far from the light
Far away from the light of the morning star.
Of the morning star
Escaping the brightness of a new day.
And if I had wings
If I had wings, I would fly without constraints.
I would fly free
To the serene and tranquil wilderness.
To the quiet of the wilderness
Counting begins, emphasizing a sequence - one, two, three.
In one, two, three
Continuing the theme of escape and freedom.
One, two
Repetition of the counting sequence, reinforcing a rhythm.
Three leafed clovers
Imagining a bed made of three-leaf clovers.
Would be my bed
Envisioning a regal setting with three evening angels.
And three evening angels
Symbolizing a sense of divine presence.
Would crown my head
The idea of being honored with a crown.
There, I would sit
Contemplating a peaceful place to sit.
Counting stars, counting sheep
Engaging in the meditative act of counting stars and sheep.
And then I would sleep
Anticipating a tranquil slumber.
In one, two, three
Reiteration of the counting sequence for emphasis.
One, two, three
Repeating the desire for a serene escape.
One, two
Reinforcing the counting motif.
I've seen paintings
Reflecting on artworks displayed in halls.
Hanging in halls
Art conveying vivid narratives to observers.
That tell vivid stories
Stories shared with those who inquire.
To anyone who calls
Expressing curiosity about the creation process.
And if I asked them
Asking how the artworks came into existence.
How they came to be
The answer received is that a painter created them.
They say, "a painter made me"
Reiterating the counting sequence, tying it to creation.
In one, two, three
Emphasizing the role of a creator in the act of making.
One, two, three
Repetition of the counting sequence.
One, two
Reinforcing the idea of sequential order and rhythm.
There is a Maker
Introducing the concept of a Maker or Creator.
Who called us to rest
A call to rest after continuous acts of creation.
After constant creation
Referencing the idea of a blessed seventh day of rest.
Found the seventh day blessed
Highlighting the balance between creation and rest.
So between guitar strums
Connecting rest to musical instruments - guitar and piano.
And the piano keys
Viewing rest as a melodic and harmonious song.
Rest is a song that sings
Rest is portrayed as a song that resonates.
One, two
Concluding with the counting sequence, bringing closure.
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