Come, Come, Ye Fools
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Come, Come, Ye Fools, also known as Milk the Bull is a holy Bovic scripture and the third hymn of the Book of Hymns.
Come, come, ye fools
A hymn by Nathaniel:
- Come, come, ye fools, no angst nor strangeness fear;
- But with joy, milk the Bull!
- Though hard to you this labour may appear,
- Milk will touch every fool!
- 'Tis better far for us to strive
- our useless cares from us to drive:
- Do this, and milk your minds will swell -
- All is well! All is well!
- Why should we frown or think less of His horde?
- 'Tis not so; all is right.
- Why should we think to earn a great reward
- If we now shun the light?
- Go up his loin, fresh courage take.
- Our Bull will never us forsake;
- And soon we'll have this tale to tell:
- All is well! All is well!
- We'll find the place which He for us prepared,
- all the way through His rest;
- Where none shall come to hurt or make afraid;
- There the fools will be blessed.
- We'll milk the bull, our bodies sing,
- Shout praises to our god and king;
- Above the rest these words we'll tell:
- All is well! All is well!
- And should we not appraise our Butter Bull,
- Hate that day! Nothing's well!
- We then are slaves to margarine and fools,
- With the cursed we shall dwell!
- But if our lives are spared again
- To please the Bull, his milk obtain,
- Oh how our hearts will surely swell --
- All is well! All is well!
Preceded by: Onward Bovic Soldiers |
Book of Hymns 3 |
Succeeded by Hymn of Juice and Bagels |