Under the shade of this old oak tree
I see the images of my youth
Playing carefree with my siblings
While my mother watches from the porch
Visions of leaving home on my life's quest
The wonders of seeing this beautiful country
While riding my old horse in the heat
Meeting many fleeting loves as I traveled
How clearly I see those I've joined
Riding in gangs of terror and shame
While performing such dastardly deeds
I try to rid them from my wandering mind
It is now I attempt to find forgiveness
Though I fear it is much to late
Disowned by my family for many a year
For crimes so many I can not count
I feel my last breeze across my face
Sitting on my trusted old steed
My hands tied behind my back
As I hear a slap on the rear of my horse
I feel the rope burn into my neck
Pulling me from my dear old friend
Falling and stopping short of the ground
Darkness consuming my thoughts as I die