I have all the fortunes, the riches, The world knows me for great fame. I can visit the mountains, the beaches, For there is not a sole to blame.
I don't have the greatest wealth, The world may not know my presence. Mountains, the beahces, I may not take their breath, The world's elegance, I may not have their sense.
The mountains, I savour alone, The beaches, I savour alone. The entire globle is where I roam, Never to find a place I can call home.
I live in normalcy, it might seem no strain, I don't experience luxury, it's a life quite plain. Every moment is spent with mates, with family, Their timeless love is what makes the ordinary, extraordinary.
Fame is a question of perspective, but many times misunderstood.