[Verse 1] Before the rise of one true name, we worshiped many gods, In ancient lands, where temples stood, beneath the stars and sod. From Egypt to Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome did pray, To deities of sky and earth, in rites of night and day. [Verse 2] In holy scripts a clue we find, ‘Let us create mankind,’ A whisper from the ancient past, where gods and myths entwined. Could it be the Anunnaki, from Sumer’s ancient lore? Who shaped our world and history, forever to explore. [Verse 3] In plural form, the Bible speaks, ‘In our image made,’ A hint to those who read between, the lines of light and shade. The Anunnaki’s mighty hands, in clay they formed us all, A tale as old as time itself, in echoes we recall. [Verse 4] From polytheistic roots we came, to one god’s mighty reign, Yet threads of ancient stories weave through time’s eternal chain. So ponder on these mystic links, in legends deep and wide, For history and myth converge, where ancient truths reside.