Invocation of the muse

Verse 1 I sing of a man, a warrior strong, Exiled by fate, he's traveled so long, From Troy's fair coast to Italy's shore, Tossed by the sea, and the land’s wild roar. Chorus Oh, the gods' will and Juno's wrath, Sent him down this rugged path, Long he suffered, fought in strife, To found a city, start a new life. Verse 2 Through war and pain, he made his stand, Brought his gods to Latium’s land, From him the Latin people came, Alba Longa and Rome’s great name. Chorus Oh, the gods' will and Juno's wrath, Sent him down this rugged path, Long he suffered, fought in strife, To found a city, start a new life. Bridge Muse, tell the tale, what caused her ire, The Queen of Heaven, her heart afire, To drive this man, so brave and true, Through dangers vast, so much to rue. Chorus Oh, the gods' will and Juno's wrath, Sent him down this rugged path, Long he suffered, fought in strife, To found a city, start a new life. Outro Can such anger fill divine minds, To cast a hero through these binds? Yet he rose, through storm and fight, To build a land, in the gods’ sight.