"The Unicorn" genre: Folk
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	A Ballad of Innocence Lost
	Credits: To Kimberlie
	Lyrics Attend me young maidens and lend me your ears As I tell the story passed down through the years And though its a story ye think ye all know Ill sing ye the ending forgot long ago. [Chorus] The Song of the Unicorn, White as can be Hes wild and beautiful, headstrong and free. Hark of the young maiden for years had a plan She kept herself pure and knew nothing of man She practiced her singing and fore very long Even the nightengale envied her song. [Chorus] In her twentieth summer she went from her home To dark, quiet forests where Unicorns did roam For weeks did she search but none did she sight And so it continued for many days and nights. [Chorus] On a February morning she found one they say But just as she got close then ran he away She changed and she labored but naught worked at all And so it continued through summer into fall. Till finally one day as she sat neath an oak The Unicorn laid his head in her lap and he spoke: "My hearts now your prisner Ive but one escape" he said So the first thing she knew of man was his horn that left her dead So never catch a Unicorn, white as can be Theyre wild and beautiful, headstrong and free.

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