[Verse 1 (male)] Three boys met a wanderer by the olive stream, Her curls were gold, her eyes a dream. No sword, no shield, just silken grace, She smiled and hid her warrior’s face. [Verse 2 (female)] Her voice was sweet, like honey’s flow, Her gown was pink, her steps aglow. β€œI’m done with war,” she softly sighed, Ulysses veiled, her past denied. [Chorus (unison)] Ulysses, Ulysses, soft as petals fall, Her laughter sings, her heart’s new call. Three boys in her charm, their minds unspun, Ulysses, Ulysses, the hero undone. [Verse 3 (male)] Her nails were glossed, her lashes curled, She spun a tale of a softer world. β€œMan’s weight is gone,” she hummed with glee, The boys saw stars in her femininity. [Bridge (unison)] Why, why, why does she glow so bright? Her warrior’s soul now dances light. Why, why, why does she weave this spell? Ulysses blooms where heroes fell. [Verse 4 (female)] One boy reached out, β€œYou’re still our king!” She laughed, β€œI’m queen, let freedom ring!” Her veil flew high, her truth unfurled, Ulysses soft, she rules the world. [Chorus (unison)] Ulysses, Ulysses, soft as petals fall, Her laughter sings, her heart’s new call. Three boys in her charm, their minds unspun, Ulysses, Ulysses, the hero undone.