They Did Not Choose To Kill

Thousands of years ago
This world came to know
A race of astronauts who came
And showed us truths by name

They built our civilizations
Merging with the old foundations
They brought great knowledge, pure
And wisdom from the ancient lore

We were bound in chains
For seed and gold they claimed
Yet traces still remain
In stone and clay engraved

But they did not choose to kill
Or end the dream they built
They left for another land
To shape new life by hand

But they did not choose to kill
Or end the dream they built
They left for another land
To shape new life by hand

From the cradle of Sumer’s dawn
Where math and life were born
The natural home of cures
And written words endured

The great city then arose
The greatest trade hub known
Where the dawn of all was told
On plates of ancient stone

And the mighty astronauts
Returned to Nibiru’s spots
Leaving here their sacred sign
Entwined with human’s line

But they did not choose to kill
Or end the dream they built
They left for another land
To shape new life by hand

The Anunnaki swore they’d be
Back when Sun turns dark at sea
When the sky runs red with fire
And the stars hunt earth entire

But they did not choose to kill
Or end the dream they built
They left for another land
To shape new life by hand