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A LITTLE DITTY WRITTEN WITH HASTE
BY CHEN LI HEINZ AND SASHA WESTMORELAND,
AND SUNG, POORLY, TO THE TUNE "THE RING OF FIRE,"
A TRADITIONAL SONG FROM EARTH THAT WAS

SASHA:
He came down from the stars
Or someplace, very far.
CHEN:
They had a good time.
He left, but that's no crime.

BOTH (CHORUS):
But they got back together when he visited again.
They smiled and they shook hands and she nicely called him friend.
And they like each other: Sasha and Chen, Sasha and Chen.

SASHA:
She pined for him awhile.
Though she thought of him with a smile.
CHEN:
He'd left without saying good-bye.
He'd had to rush, before his ship left for the sky.

BOTH (CHORUS):
But they got back together when he visited again.
They smiled and they shook hands and she nicely called him friend.
And they like each other: Sasha and Chen, Sasha and Chen.

CHEN:
Who knows what the future holds?
Might there be bands of gold?
SASHA:
We'll all just wait and see
Till then, let's set him free.

BOTH (CHORUS):
But they got back together when he visited again.
They smiled and they shook hands and she nicely called him friend.
And they like each other: Sasha and Chen, Sasha and Chen.

-- by Dave Hill during Session Four