Once there was a man, As lonely as could be, He sat alone, He slept alone, Then thought came to he, He needed land, And water too, Solid green, and liquid blue, He needed a ball, With inner light, It needed a name, Sun sounded right, He needed plants, To give off shade, he snapped his fingers, and trees were made, He needed creatures, To amuse his day, So animals were born, on every cay, But something wasn\'t right, The notion wouldn\'t leave, Then he thought of humans, Known now as Adam and Eve.