JUNO AND HER PEACOCK (TRUST YOU)
( J. Wilson)
© Ochiltree 136 Publishing (2007)

Behold Juno with her proud peacock, how she worries on her man 
perhaps a 'Siren' in a greener pasture, perhaps another lover still

And Juno’s peacock bears the hundred eyes of Argus - 
and Jupiter will hide below a smokey cloud 
I find it strange how I abandon all my old devices, when I find I’m thinking them out loud. . .

Trust you to trust me, implicitly – and now the pressure’s on
To love you like you love me, unequivocally – 
but I’m up for the task, bring it on

When Valentino took a bride in Mexico, he became the imagined sultry Sultan
But I’m less inclined to follow in those barren footsteps, even if a former self once was. . .

Don Juan, Rabbie Burns and Casanova - threw a bachelor’s ball for married men
But they’ll never know what sweet surrender or what it’s like to be wholly loved by one

Trust you to trust me, implicitly – and now the pressure’s on
To love you like you love me, unequivocally –  
but I’m up for the task, bring it on

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From the Album: (UNRELEASED)