"The Legend of Pegasus" genre: Acoustic
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	A poppy li'l ditty about Pegasus, the great winged horse.
	CD: People You Haven't Met   Label: Eremite Productions
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song for an astronomy class I took at UMass Amherst. This will be the smash hit single off my upcoming album, People You Haven't Met. Lyrics Perseus was a hero he shot Medusa down he cut that Gorgon's head right off and blood sprayed all around the blood mixed with some water and gave birth to a winged horse I bet you're wonderin' what his name was his name was Pegasus of course Pegasus is a constellation a group of stars shining bright in the sky Pegasus deserves much celebration I wrote this song to tell you why well Pegasus was a free bird or a free horse I should say he flew around and around and around till he was captured one day he was fooled by Bellerophon who caught him against his will Bellerophon had plans to fly him on up to heaven until Pegasus had enough of Bellerophon he threw that man right off his back and Zeus was pleased with his bravery which saved the heavens from attack Zeus liked that old winged horse and hooked him up with a home Zeus let him stay in the heavens where he was free to roam well Pegasus just loved his new job carrying lightning bolts for Zeus and did you know that in his spare time he influenced poetic muse? (that's right) One day Mt. Hellicon rose up right to the heavens above well Pegasus he freaked out and gave that mountain a shove well out burst the fountain of Hippocrene the waters that inspire the soul and hence gave birth to the creativity of all the poets you know and now you know the story of Pegasus that great winged horse so strong and true he is my favorite constellation and I hope you like him too

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