A heartwarming tale of friendship and transformation, 'Ru's Journey' tells the story of a goblin woman who overcomes adversity and finds a true friend in a noblewoman. From the struggle of surviving on the streets to the joys of companionship and living a better life, this song perfectly encapsulates the spirit of resilience and the magic of unexpected friendships.
Verse 1:
In the alleys where shadows creep,
Ru the goblin, lost in sleep.
Beneath the stars, in garbage she’d hide,
A life of scavenging, nowhere to bide.
Chorus:
Oh Ru, oh Ru, with emerald skin,
In the heart of the city, where dreams begin.
From dumpsters to dreams, you’ve come so far,
With a noble friend, now a shining star.
Verse 2:
She’d steal from the rich, oh what a thrill,
But hunger would gnaw, and the nights were chill.
No warm embrace, no soothing sound,
Just rats and shadows, her only ground.
Chorus:
Oh Ru, oh Ru, with emerald skin,
In the heart of the city, where dreams begin.
From dumpsters to dreams, you’ve come so far,
With a noble friend, now a shining star.
Bridge:
Then one fateful day, a lady so fair,
Saw through the grime, she saw Ru there.
With kindness that sparkled, she offered a hand,
A bond forged in friendship, forever to stand.
Verse 3:
Now they travel, hand in hand,
Through forests and mountains, across the land.
Ru's laughter rings, in fancy inns,
Sleeping in beds, with warmth within.
Chorus:
Oh Ru, oh Ru, with emerald skin,
In the heart of the city, where dreams begin.
From dumpsters to dreams, you’ve come so far,
With a noble friend, now a shining star.
Outro:
So here’s to the goblin who dared to believe,
In love and in friendship, it’s never naïve.
From the streets to the skies, they boldly roam,
In each other’s hearts, they’ve found a home.
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a goblin woman named Ru lived her whole childhood life on the streets, eating garbage and stealing from rich folk. One day in Ru's adult life, she was saved from getting arrested by a noblewoman. They're now best friends, and travel together. Ru went from sleeping in dumpsters, to sleeping in nice inn beds with friendly company...