Olly the Owl

Olly on a pine where the wind whispers low,

Watches the silver moon starting to glow.

Fish is his diet he don't like to eat meat,

The mice are so happy they dance on their feet.

The river below sings a song meant for Olly,

While stars do their dance, in the arms of the sea.

The sound of silence, whispers through the trees,

Olly the owl, takes flight with such ease.

(Chorus)

Olly rides the wind through the forest so wide,

Stays by the water where dreams like to hide.

Fish in the ripples and the reeds by the shore,

Olly by the water keeps watch evermore.

No field of mice, or the chase through the rain,

Just the hush of the stream, again and again.

His talons touch down, where landing so free,

Olly finds his peace, in the bend of the tree.

(Bridge)

When dawn paints the sky in a whisper of gold,

Olly's on a branch where the willow turns old.

The waves hum a tune that draws him so near,

All the little critters have nothing to fear.

(Chorus)

Olly rides the wind through the forest so wide,

Stays by the water where dreams like to hide.

Fish in the ripples and the reeds by the shore,

Olly by the water keeps watch evermore.

(Chorus)

Olly rides the wind through the forest so wide,

Stays by the water where dreams like to hide.

Fish in the ripples and the reeds by the shore,

Olly by the water keeps watch evermore.