Rivers have come and past,
The surfaces can never last,
Wearing down as the waters flow

Like the sediments come to pass
Rocky fragments gone so fast
By attrition and abrasion formed

Here come the streams again
Falling from the dyke
Eroding off the weaker rocks
Rapid waters flowing fast
The gradient changes, rocks deranges
Erosion gains, working fall in height
Forceful plunge, swirling rocks form plunge pool

River bends have come and past,
The paths of rivers never last,
Sliding forth, by currents I evolve

Erode my bank again
Like we did when rain began,
Casting a-side pebbles and the sand

Depositing the load on the other side,
Narrowing my neck,
Breaking from the channel’s side,
Soil on the convex bank
The river cuts from the meander,
But never forgets how it changed
Nature’s hands sculpt an ox-bow lake

Like my father's come to pass
Twenty years has gone so fast
Crashing waves, sand and silt, on sea floor

Waters flow round the obstacles
Threading out as streams to sea
Wake the waters when the river ends
Wake the waters when the river ends
Wake the waters when the river ends