By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
I have bellowed through starry nights at the hands of mine enemy
I have bellowed on my lover’s head at the sun’s first face
No two greater events have made me haste
No two greater events will come my way
By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
I have traveled so far and saw nothing to match mine eye
I have traveled more then stopped for a slice of rye
No two greater trips caused me grief
No two greater sips gave me relief
By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
I have so little time to wager
I have so little so I search for major
No two greater is there better than I or ye
No two greater are friends like we
By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
I have gone no where
I have gone no where
No two greater lines are spoken
No two greater rhymes are cloaked in…
By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
I have all that I want and never all that I need
I have all that most want and will never ever see
No two greater lines show me
No two greater lines know me
By my own admittance I am a captive
By my own redundancy my life is insufficient
By my own admittance my story, my captivity, my life are insufficient
I have bellowed on my lover’s head at the sun’s first face and through starry nights at the hands of mine enemy
No two greater events have made me haste and no two greater events will come my way
By my own admittance I am insufficient
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