(Verse 1)
In the jungle, where the green leaves sway
Lived an elephant, name of Gray, one day
He'd munched on leaves and fruits so sweet
But a whisper of sushi made his heart skip a b**t
He'd heard the monkeys, chattering with glee
"Raw fish and rice, the best you'll see!"
Gray's trunk twitched, a curious, mighty thing
Could this tiny morsel make his spirit sing?
(Chorus)
Oh, the sushi dream, a giant's delight
A tiny little roll, what a curious sight
He lumbered to the river, a determined stride
For a taste of the ocean, he couldn't hide
With chopsticks so tiny, and a trunk so grand
How would an elephant get sushi in his hand?
(Verse 2)
He found a small stand, by the river's edge
A little squirrel chef, on a grassy ledge
"Excuse me, friend," Gray rumbled, deep and low
"Could you serve an elephant, a sushi show?"
The squirrel nearly fainted, dropped his cutting k***e
"A whole elephant? This is quite a life!"
But Gray just smiled, a gentle, wrinkly face
"Just one little piece, at a gentle pace."
(Chorus)
Oh, the sushi dream, a giant's delight
A tiny little roll, what a curious sight
He lumbered to the river, a determined stride
For a taste of the ocean, he couldn't hide
With chopsticks so tiny, and a trunk so grand
How would an elephant get sushi in his hand?
(Bridge)
He tried with his trunk, a delicate, slow sway
But the rice fell apart, and flew far away
He tried to pick it up, with a careful, big toe
But the nori slipped off, putting on quite a show
The squirrel just giggled, "It's a tricky art, you see!
Perhaps for an elephant, it's not meant to be."
(Verse 3)
But Gray was persistent, a wise old soul
He thought of a method, to make himself whole
He gently extended, his trunk so wide
And the squirrel, with a giggle, placed the sushi inside
A tiny little mouthful, for a beast so grand
The taste of the ocean, across the land!
His eyes grew wide, with a happy, blinks and sighs
"More sushi, more sushi!" echoed through the skies.
(Chorus)
Oh, the sushi dream, a giant's delight
A tiny little roll, what a curious sight
He lumbered to the river, a determined stride
For a taste of the ocean, he couldn't hide
With chopsticks so tiny, and a trunk so grand
An elephant eating sushi, across the land!
