Hey sit me down by the old bay-tree,
In the shade just you an’ me;
And tell me a tale you spun last night
When the sun was gone and the stars were bright.
You wanting a story of a survivor or two?
Beneath the sun and beneath the moon?
A hero, adventurer, with roguish charm?
And their companion, their strong right arm?
Yes I want to hear of a wandering heir,
Who has come and gone, hither and there,
Who’s strong of heart and soul and mind
And who, mayhaps, has done a small crime.
So you want an heir, who’s run from home?
Who meets a friend, once childhood known?
Or who they meet first as full grown?
Strangers, companions, with friendship fair
For love is a strength that grows anywhere.
Then, little one, the tale you seek,
Fedra, a rat, lithe an strong
With Meek the hamster, who follows along;
They roam the Hindlands, through fields of wheat,
So then, this is how the story goes,
On a faint Dawn like one you’ve known. . .