Gilgamesh

Born two thirds divine And one third mortal He would rule across the land The king of horrors rising His subjects turned to slaves Raping the women as he Laughs and misbehaves The gods would make his equal Brave Enkidu challenges the king but loses And from this fight they will both find a friend The sun will rise and the sun will fall again Who would remember my name, Gilgamesh Though I set out to become immortal god I am content with my fate, Gilgamesh Together they will ride Into the Cedar forest Bravely they would fight Against a fierce opponent Angering the gods They send the bull of heaven But against the odds They both shall rise victorious The gods would sentence brave Enkidu to his death For seven nights the king laments in despair The sun will rise and the sun will fall again Who would remember my name, Gilgamesh Though I set out to become immortal god I am content with my fate, Gilgamesh Then Gilgamesh while been destroyed after his brother's death Sets out to travel, hopes to find the key to eternal life He learns that life of which he looks for he will never find Nevertheless he has to try he has to turn the tide Survivor of the flood He tells the king he should not Sleep for seven days But sleep could not be conquered He found the magic plant Deep in the oceans bottom Moments out of sight The snake would take it from him When Gilgamesh laid eyes on his beloved city He made peace with his mortality at last The sun will rise and the sun will fall again Who would remember my name, Gilgamesh Though I set out to become immortal god I am content with my fate, Gilgamesh The sun will rise and the sun will fall again Who would remember my name, Gilgamesh Though I set out to become immortal god I am content with my fate, Gilgamesh