In stately halls, when suppers grand commence (commence)
Young Orson plots his most peculiar pretense (pretense)
With nimble hands, his veggies take disguise (disguise)
'Mid leafy greens, the meaty morsels lie (they lie)
[Verse 2]
But clever friends, with sharp and watchful eyes (so keen)
Rayburn, Gallegos, Vu, no trick defies (defies)
In dining hall, where meals are served, 'tis true (it's true)
Orson devised a sneaky, clever ruse (a ruse)
Beneath the greens, his meat did slyly stow (did stow)
Avoiding bites, but friends did see, oh no (oh no)
[Chorus]
Rayburn, Gallegos, Vu, they discern
His covert scheme, a lesson Orson learns
Their laughter fills the grand and ornate room (the room)
Orson, caught in playful, cheeky gloom (gloom)
With knowing grins, his friends do share (do share)
A secret known in dining's splendid air (the air)
[Verse 3]
A lesson learned in mirth and jest (and jest)
In playful plots, true friends are best (are best)
Their jovial jests in echoes' dance (they prance)
'Round Orson's ploy, friends' keen-eyed glance (a chance)
With every meal, and laughter's bright ascent (ascent)
In lessons learned, 'tis friendship's testament (amen)
[Chorus]
Rayburn, Gallegos, Vu, they discern (discern)
His covert scheme, a lesson Orson learns (he learns)