Mesopotamia Song For Egypt

(Verse 1) In the cradle of civilization, where legends start to rise, There's a story often hidden, behind Egypt's grand disguise. Mesopotamia's whispers echo through the sands of time, Yet it's Egypt in the spotlight, stealing all the lime. (Pre-Chorus) Babylon's hanging gardens, Sumer's ziggurats high, Whispers of Eridu, where gods once touched the sky. From Ur to Nineveh, the tales are vast and bold, But it's Egypt's pyramids that everyone's been told. (Chorus) Mesopotamia, land of ancient dreams, Lost in Egypt's shadow, or so it seems. Rivers flow with history, empires rise and fall, Yet it's Egypt's mysteries that capture one and all. (Verse 2) From Hammurabi's code to Gilgamesh's epic quest, Mesopotamia's legacy stands among the best. But Tutankhamun's tomb steals the headlines, no debate, While Ur's royal tombs await their rightful fate. (Pre-Chorus) Euphrates and Tigris, cradle of the wise, Civilization's dawn under Mesopotamian skies. Ziggurats reach for heaven, temples touch the stars, Yet it's Egypt's pharaohs that grace the memoirs. (Chorus) Mesopotamia, where empires rose and fell, In Egypt's shadow, where few can tell. The birthplace of writing, where laws were first inscribed, Yet Egypt's hieroglyphs are what