One, two, three, four,
stories tell us what's in store,
Five, six, seven, eight,
but first it's time to recreate
Let there be light...
BANG! There's day and night.
Let there be a sea and sky
for fish to swim and birds to fly.
Land, be green with everything.
Twinkle, little stars.
Sun and moon, split day and night.
And it's all good so far.
Then came all the creepy, crawly creatures
and the rest.
Then came all the animals, but man?
He was the best. Now rest.
One, two, three, four,
stories tell us what's in store,
Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel,
Noah and the flood, and the tower of Babel.
In our image, Adam and Eve,
the snake got them to disbelieve.
Take a bite and know good from bad
and forfeit everything that they had.
God took Abel's sacrifice
and then rejected Cain's,
Killed his brother in stone cold blood,
although he could refrain.
Killed his brother in stone cold blood,
although he could refrain.
Four, three, two, one,
evil spread to everyone
Except for Noah and the kin;
time to let the rain begin.
Forty days and forty nights,
the rain fell down 'til it was right.
Dried it up and let's start again,
but man conspired to ascend:
A tower built to touch the sky
and rival heaven's glory.
Scattered Babel all around,
but we repeat the story.
Scattered Babel all around,
but we repeat the story.
One, two, three, four,
the fall from grace opened the door.
Five, six, seven, eight,
the woman's seed will crush that snake…
SPLAT!