In a meadow green, where the wildflowers sway,
Lived a hare so fine, on a sunny day.
With ears so long, and a hop so light,
He dreamed of a wedding, in the morning bright.
Oh, the hare's bride, with her fur so fair,
In the meadow wide, with love in the air.
With a skip in their step, they'd make their way,
To their wedding dance, without delay.
Through the fields they'd dance, and the grass they'd tread,
The hare and his bride, with joy they wed.
With a hop and a bound, they'd sing their song,
As they danced together, all day long.
Oh, the hare's bride, with her fur so fair,
In the meadow wide, with love in the air.
With a skip in their step, they'd make their way,
To their wedding dance, without delay.
In the end, they found their joy,
As the hare and his bride danced, without a coy.
For in the heart of the meadow, they'd see,
The beauty of love, and endless glee.
Lived a hare so fine, on a sunny day.
With ears so long, and a hop so light,
He dreamed of a wedding, in the morning bright.
Oh, the hare's bride, with her fur so fair,
In the meadow wide, with love in the air.
With a skip in their step, they'd make their way,
To their wedding dance, without delay.
Through the fields they'd dance, and the grass they'd tread,
The hare and his bride, with joy they wed.
With a hop and a bound, they'd sing their song,
As they danced together, all day long.
Oh, the hare's bride, with her fur so fair,
In the meadow wide, with love in the air.
With a skip in their step, they'd make their way,
To their wedding dance, without delay.
In the end, they found their joy,
As the hare and his bride danced, without a coy.
For in the heart of the meadow, they'd see,
The beauty of love, and endless glee.