Of an old folk tale, I once heard
Back in my days of young
Eyes glued to the storyteller
Ears up, attention undivided
Mind settled properly to soak in folk tale
Of an old ancient city, I was told
A city bathed in pure gold
Streets glittering shiny yellow
City walls all covered by sunflowers
On the balance of clouds,
The city of gold rested
Behind its walls, inside the ancient city
On a certain cloudy summer time
Of a princess born with an infinite beauty, I was told
There above the dreamy summertime
Of her sparkling smile, I heard
Her flowing hair full of sunflowers
Of her eyes reflecting dreams, I was told
Her dress made of summer green
Lips pure with love untasted
Of her heart troubles, a tale was told
Of her love for a man, I think it was
Outside the sunflower covered walls
Below the moon-colored clouds
Of a certain summer, I heard
On the fields of a southern land
Of a man and his horse named Hercules, I was told
And in all things, I was told
Of his undying love for the princess up in the city of the sunflower
Of an old folk tale or so I once heard