On the crest of a grassy hill I sit;
And I worry, not the slightest bit;
Mi bella donna lays beside me;
In the distance, a crystal blue sea;
I close my eyes, breathe deep, and life is good;
A cool breeze carries the cracking of fire wood;
She holds my hand, and lays her head on my chest;
I wish this was my eternal rest;
I brush my lips against her forehead;
My appetites are satiated, my desires fed;
A lovely girl is an astounding view;
And damn, that smile will turn you to goo;
We hold each other as the light fades;
The sun hangs low, changing the sea's shades;
We lay back on the soft ground;
The fire crackles softly, emitting a soothing sound;
She moves closer and drapes her arm over my torso;
I hold her tighter and don't want to let go;
I feel her warm breath on my neck;
She leans up, and gives me a peck;
I say, "I could stay here together;"
She replies, "so long as we're together;"
I smile and give her cheek a stroke;
And that's when I awoke;
Alone...