Daddy, Daddy,
What will paradise be like?
Will there still be trees and flowers and grass there?
When all of these are gone in Jersey?
Swallowed up by concrete and greed,
So that I long for the green hills of England.
Precious Daughter, paradise will be what you want it to be,
so if you want hills and trees and fields, they will be there.
But what about my island? I love my island?
The sea and the rocks, this is my home.
In paradise the island and the green hills will all be there.
The trains that you love, and the sea and the rocks.
Daddy, Mummy, I reached paradise, my island and my sea,
my beautiful English hills and trees and grass.
But Daddy, Mummy, why aren't you here?
Why is there an injury in my heart and mind that nothing will heal?
It was such a long journey home through the dark,
and my heart is aching, because a child needs her parents,
even if they are abusive and destroy her soul,
a child bonds with their parents, a bond that never breaks.
And in all the attacks of the evil ones,
they never stopped to consider the damage done
and everything that was lost
and all I have left is my island home and waiting
The lantern bearer waiting in the shadows laughs quietly
'your island?'
And I laugh too
because the biggest triumph can never be spoken
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