There is a myth that goes by saying
That the Emperor's smile takes ones woes away
But of course there's no proof with this telling
But desperation made ones heart sway
His smile has said to do some wonders
To anyone who had seen and come
Everyone, even the sinful and dumb
He greets them with a smile that never falters
The Emperor smiles and serves a drink
Warm alcohol is filled to the brink
From the cup comes an aroma so pleasing
Taking it in, such a euphoric feeling
Dozens of questions kept on revolving
To whether or not he smiles at those who kept sinning
The Emperor answers them with a smile and says
"How could I not help a man who've gone astray?"
The Emperor's smile takes one woes away
He smile to everyone even the ones astray
So would he smile upon a man who did nothing wrong
But only loved another, another who is now gone?
Would he smile upon a broken man?
Who only wished to reverse time sand?
To see the smile of the one he holds dear
And gaze upon their beautiful eyes so clear
Would he smile upon a man who waited?
For the return of a wandering friend
Waiting without acceptance, without assurance
To whether or not his waiting will end
Would he smile upon a man who mourns?
Mourns for the love he lost
And wished nothing else but
To have a glance at them once more
The Emperor's smile had said to take ones woes away
But of course this is but an empty dream
Even so I rather believe and keep on dreaming
Than to wake up alone, regretting, and left with nothing.
