There Once Was a Man

There once was a man,

Whom promised a twirl,

Instead of a rose,

He gave us the world.

There once was a man,

Though he never existed,

Whom everyone knew,

Yet his fate left quite twisted.

There once was a man,

His voice never there,

Though he spoke to us all,

Loud which we could hear.

There once was a man,

Whom gave it his all,

His heart so capacious,

Put he world on stall.

There once was a man,

Whose story we bare,

He opposed so many,

Only those who would dare.

There once was a man,

To this he called home,

Twas taken away,

So freely he roamed.

There once was a man,

Of whom we've forgotten,

We ponder on life,

Our intentions so rotten.

There once was a man,

Who so generous and tall,

We owe him our everything,

We owe him our all.

There once was a man,

His last words were these,

Just remember my name,

When my soul takes its leave.

There once was a man,

Who was no man at all,

As he fell on our shoulders,

He's our guilt and our all.