Majesty Queen Elizabeth Heavy Lies the Crown
Hear Yee , Hear Yee
Elizabeth "The' Queen
Here she lie's dead in state entombed
in saintly grace
Her smile as is her likeness of she no more
Send her forth victorious in resplendent
elegance riding sidesaddle upon an
equine train bitting on the bridle
To spirit her soul away duties levies paid
in full to all bar none subject come
Rest in peace , rest full well , rest in
everlasting ease complete
Blow the trumpets way up on high
let the bugle's cry and pipes a
pipes a play
Unfurl the pageantry and banners of all
ages fly the royal standard at half mast
all around the 4 corners of her Commonwealth
And pray let her know she is in no
small part sorely already missed
And sadly I fear will be for many a long
year to come
So God speed your Majesty on this your
final cavalcade
From reign to grave
As surely he awaits
Most patiently an audience with thee
Your Queen ordained keeper , leader,
defender of the faith
She who's head deemed worthy to be
placed underneath to bear the heaviest
burden of the Regal Crown
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