The way to Al'Kedea
To reach paradise is a tricky feat For demons and monsters one must beat To look in the mirror of the evil queen Ask for the fairest in the land, a radiant gleam For one can never see ones deepest dreams Though one may be Aphrodite's soldier, with love bursting at the seams For even Arachne knows how to humble her soul Lest Athena's curse takes its toll To get to Al'Kedea one must face the ancients Of lords and kings whose ruin is hellbent Pass the sea where Poseidon stands proud with trident Where leviathan dances joyfully with the kraken To make it to shore is an impressive goal To fill ache in heart, even with an empty soul Then in Al'Kedea one will freely roam To sit beside Zeus on Heavenly throne As Ganymede gives you honey and wine To eat and drink until the end of time
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