The Drunken Afternoon and the Saturday of Sensation

It was an afternoon That I will never forget A story that has been retold many times And I’ll still tell it on my deathbed I know I should have eaten Nothing went as I thought it would I was doomed to not keep up I really thought I would You won both game Due to my stupidity And you won the war With your gravity I saw the stars And you laid me in my bed After you’d carried me home And you kissed me on my forehead I know I should have eaten Nothing went as I thought it would I was doomed to not keep up I really thought I would You won both game Due to my stupidity And you won the war With your gravity After the drunken afternoon And night of fear and regret I saw you once again Yes on this Saturday again we met I came to you Humble and defeated But with a warm welcome I was greeted The sensation That you made me feel It all felt So unreal We shared passion and desire You are a prince that I can only admire After the drunken afternoon And the Saturday of sensation I know I should have eaten Nothing went as I thought it would I was doomed to not keep up I really thought I would You won both game Due to my stupidity And you won the war With your gravity There I was The king of my own castle But I was conquered by a prince From another land He was the fire in the frost And I have not been the same ever since Though I am still The king of my own castle The paintings on the walls are now of his visage In my head I have created art That I once could barely even envisage