[Style: Blues with soul elements. Male vocals. Virtuosic blues guitar intro. Include musical breaks before each verse. End with repeated final line and a soulful outro.] [Intro – virtuosic blues guitar] [Verse 1] He walked past the Federal Inspection, Where a shadow lay heavy and wide, With a calm and wholehearted erection, Like a soldier who stands on the guard. [Instrumental break – soulful guitar & keys] [Verse 2] Like the rowan that glows with affection, Burned the dusk in a shimmering thread, And the truth of his firm imperfection— His erection—was easily read. [Instrumental break – keys and soft horn swell] [Verse 3] With a shyness that begged for protection, He moved slow with his gaze at the ground, But the line from his fly to projection Told a story both vivid and sound. [Instrumental break – guitar riff and walking bass] [Verse 4] He was healthy, no cause for correction, No discomfort to strangers around, Just a man with a deep, true affection— With erection that proudly stood out. [Instrumental break – light organ solo] [Verse 5] Men and women all pointed maliciously, Sneering loud at the proof in his jeans, But they envied him bitterly, viciously— He was loved, and that much could be seen. [Repeat – soulful slow reprise] He was loved, and that much could be seen. [Outro – virtuosic blues guitar and fading horns]
