Robin’s Cup

I came out of the woods to know

That a queen may be a queen of all things, but she may love an ass even so

I came out of the woods to find

That this silly love between her, him, and me, it’s stupid it’s a wreck, it’s divine

So fall with me, and hold tight to my hand

Your lips teach much more than my mind can understand

I came out of the woods to make amends

These shadows that seemed as death in the woods cast in light turned out to be the best of friends

I came out of the woods to understand

And to find that this love that I pledged eternally was as changing and unstable as the sand

So fall with me, and hold tight to my hand

Your lips teach much more than my mind can understand

Through the bush and through the briar through the flood and through the fire

So fall with me, and hold tight to my hand

Your lips teach much more than my mind can understand

So fall with me, and hold tight to my hand

Your lips teach much more than my mind can understand

I took a sip of Robin’s cup and suddenly your love’s enough