She’d given up, her life forfeit,
Honor gone, her husband dead,
She had nothing left to linger on for
Protests were made, no one could hear
The child inside would be Teer,
But there were those who wouldn’t stand to see more
No man may touch me, this is why,
It is my right to see you die,
She cried, although, he had surely saved her
Her mind was changed, a chance to give
It’s always desirable to live
They fought their way out and eluded their jailor
And as they ran for the rocky hills,
They find out Eleen hates the unborn child
An injury had been sustained,
And Eleen had been ordained,
And would not allow the touch of any stranger
But the doctor, he was healing bent,
And in the end, she did relent
Unconventional, he gained a respect from her
He said you must say, “the child is mine,”
Not mine, you say, “the child is mine.”
She looked at him, her expression changing
The child came, it cried, and cried,
The mother’s pain and doctor’s pride,
Into a world where lives were rearranging
And Eleen took the opportunity,
To light out with the doctor lying on the floor
The Time had come, she ventured back,
To her people, who were on attack
She told them that she had lost the baby
But things got tense and kind of strange
Maab gave his life and took her place
She was free to live, and now the child could be
The Teer when he became of age
The regent’s role, Eleen would play,
A nobler cause, she could never hope for
The doctor, he returned to space,
His name honored by the Capellan race
The captain, too, had earned his place in their lore
And the child, loving and giving, will go on to rule the world.
Leonard James Akaar
Instrumentation
Chris: Guitar, Vocal
PJ: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Noah: Bass
Mike: Keys
Andy: Drums