O, Goddess of the Rain,
Won’t you keep me sane?
May the rain obliterate my pain.

O, Goddess of the Fire,
Won’t you hear my desire?
May the fire rid me of every liar.

O, Goddess of the Earth,
Won’t you show me what I am worth?
May the earth explain my birth.

O, Goddess of the Wind,
Won’t you forgive my sin?
May the wind restore my grin.

There comes a time,
When darkness will sadly shroud,
When one must be strong,
Strong enough to see that darkening cloud.

There comes a time,
When a rose will not be found,
When one must be strong,
Strong enough to hear that heartbreaking sound.

There comes a time,
When sadness will overcome cheer,
When one must be strong,
Strong enough to taste that painstaking tear.

There comes a time,
When cities will crumble, spent,
When one must be strong,
Strong enough to smell that enflaming scent.

There comes a time,
When evil will start your death,
When one must be strong,
Strong enough to feel that life-ending breath.

Owl, owl how you do fly,
Your wings spread over the night sky,
And in the dusk, a hoot you cry,
Your feathers sing to the wind’s sigh,
Prey is found, your eyes do not lie,
You swoop down as a life draws nigh,
Talons out, your prey starts to die,
Life has been reaped, none can deny,
You savage beast, and none too shy,
And yet, even now, you soar high.

Life will always go on,
Through hardships and through prosperity,
Through hate and through love,
Through below and through above,
Life will always go on.

Life will always go on,
Through darkness and through light,
Through hot and through cold,
Through the weak and through the bold,
Life will always go on.

Life will always go on,
Through sickness and through health,
Through give and through take,
Through romance and through heartbreak,
Life will always go on.