I wander, over the fields and across the sea,
Dare I to think of what can be.
O, the deepest thoughts that man can have,
And the soul of men ever longing.
Dare I sit at the base of that great tree,
And dream the dream that will make me see.
O’er the mountains far and wide, and the ocean so very deep.
When I sleep do I see,
Truths greater than the waking world can be.
Under the shadow of the great tree.
Do I see.
Do I see.
Do I see the world as it be.
Or what it can be.
Do I witness the sights as great as the eye can see.
Or dream a dream that may very well be.
Let us comprehend the greater truths,
One day we will finally and truly see.
What it is we can be.