The Lamb
Present Day:
Mary had a little lamb who's fleece was white as snow
And everywhere that Mary went the lamb was sure to go.
Not So Distant Past:
The lamb, the lamb, the poor little lamb
Who mummers to himself "I don't know who I am."
He's been looking and he's been searching near and far
He's been hitching, he's been hiking, and was almost hit by a car
He can't find his family, he doesn't know his place
And when he looks at his reflection he doesn't even recognize his own face
He cries, he can't sleep
He's famished, but won't eat
He bumps his head on a tree, now he's starting to remember
It was a cool day, sometime in december
A woman came along and she sung to his flock
The song was so sweet, like a tick on a clock
They followed the woman, she led them to her home
And one by one, she slaughtered them for a meal of her own
Yet he, the young lamb, he had escaped
He had supressed his memories to cleanse himself of such hate
But now he remembers and now he wants revenge
So this is how his story ends but how hers begins
He would follow the woman until the ends of the earth
To ensure that her life would lose it's worth.
Present Day:
So Mary had a little lamb who's fleece was white as snow
And everywhere that Mary went the lamb was sure to go.