Anne

See how she moves with perfect grace
Her jet-black eyes behold his face
She steals his heart and gives her own
In order to possess the throne
A wilful queen, yet so alone....

Once he whispered: "You're the light of my life
Come what may, I'll make you my wife in the end
Gentle maiden, you were born to be loved
You will soothe me when times get too rough,
Loyal Nan"

Why did he push aside the one we adore
Caught in the web of that vain Boleyn whore
For that vixen drives him wild
People scorned her, said his choice wasn't right
Loved their king, but they hated his bride
Who just smiled

Your sweet appearance always brings me delight
Whenever I'm lonely at night you'll be there
I'll make sure that you'll rule over the earth
Dear Anne, if you only gave birth to an heir

You played the lute and sang him a song
Weeping for his first stillborn son
Now you know you're in disgrace
Seeking comfort, immersed in sad memories
You will die, but he'll never be free
For the rest of his days

'Cause he'll hear your voice in every song
Your vision will haunt him when you are gone
Echoes your mocking laugh
His sons will die
So your death just won't be in vain
For your daughter she will reign on your behalf