(©Gatsbys American Dream 2005)</p>

Far beyond<br>
Here lies the vaudville where creatures are gathering<br>
The assembly<br>
Cackle and drool at a land slowly dying<br>
The monologue begins<br>
The man is abandoned<br>
He cracks a lonely smile like an oyster that's been shucked and dead<br>
The company, the red, posies they spring and they whipered</p>

(Sweet tragedy)</p>

There's a bird who's broken down<br>
She hunts the soil so her young can feed<br>
But the morning never stays for long<br>
And a flock will starve for needs<br>
This is the exit or she was sown in for the soil<br>
And the crowd all cheered as the menace beasts destroyed the crop and field</p>

(Sweet tragedy)</p>

The ensembles tune<br>
Of wretched abandon<br>
We're desperate souls<br>
They litter the pavement<br>
They feast on the world<br>
In arrogant fashion<br>
They come from the waters to spoil in his sun</p>

(How could you float to me now)</p>

<b><u>Comments</u></b><br>
The title of this song derives from Treebeard's description of Sarumen.</p>