Neolithic Song by Alexander Men

Remember the Mesozoic culture?

You, gal, and I sat by the thin  bonfire.

You stitched my bear skin torn

With a stone needle and vein wire.

I then sat, nake, unshaved, deformed,

Muttering inarticulately as a spank.

That day I traded my Neolithic hatchet

For a peace of the mammoth’s trunk.

Chorus

If you're hungry, let come,

And you'll find a cozy cave.

We'll chew on a mammoth trunk together.

Our teeth are sharp,

The fires won't be dark.

We'll spend this night rather.

You wielded the needle briskly

Without taking your furry eyelids off me.

You were no longer a plain monkey,

But, alas, not yet a human been.

And it's not for nothing that I dream so often

The  coolness of a basalt wet crag, 

And be  touched by a waxy tan, softy

 Your hairy glamorous hands.

Chorus

Rememberr the Pithecanthropus neighbor,

How he lured you away from me,

Because he brought.for every evening dinner

Dinosaur’s bones very crackly.

And now I often recall best

 The pre-dawn chill in the mountains,

As I finished your raw flesh,

Crying. all in tears of jealousy pain…

Chorus,