Lion Head Mesa epithet

Credit of song lyrics (Lullaby Love, by Roo Panes)

Even. Fulfilled. So they were.

"Will you sing for me?"

Yes, Pharaoh. She cooed softly, gently; as much so as her lips would allow. If it is a song you wish to hear, I will sing.

Settling down comfortably, she closed her eyes and began to hum, finding the rhythm of the tune she had in mind.

An avenue once bent in shadow
In a morning straight and hallow
You hold high a destination
You sing to me, sweet revelation
I feel the quickening in my step
'Til I don't even touch the ground
'Cause when I'm seeing double
It's your lullaby love that keeps me from trouble
It's your lullaby love that's keeping me level
It's your lullaby love that keeps me awake
When this voice retires from talking
When these ears, they're tired of ringing
When my feet get bored of travelling
And it looks like it's all unraveling
When this heart's too old for dreaming
That's when I hear the angels sing your lullaby
'Cause when I'm seeing double
It's your lullaby love that keeps me from trouble
It's your lullaby love that's keeping me level
It's your lullaby love that keeps me awake
'Cause when I'm seeing double
It's your lullaby love that keeps me from trouble
It's your lullaby love that's keeping me level
It's your lullaby love that keeps me awake.


Occasionally, her eyes would open, caressing the man with a touch-less sensation. She silently willed him to have enjoyed the song all the while, hoping the tune was something that pleased his ears and relaxed his soul and mind.