🎵 Song Title: “The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse”

(Verse 1 – gentle, welcoming)
One sunny afternoon, a town mouse came to visit his cousin who lived in the countryside.
The country mouse welcomed him kindly and offered simple food—seeds, nuts, and fresh berries.

(Verse 2 – proud and fancy)
“This food is too plain! In the city, I eat cake, cheese, and sweet fruit every day!”

(Verse 3 – warm and quiet)
The country mouse smiled politely, though he felt a little shy.
The town mouse stood tall and proud.

(Verse 4 – upbeat invitation)
Then the town mouse said,
“Come visit me in the city! I’ll show you real food.”

(Verse 5 – busy and bright)
The next day, the two mice ran together through streets and alleys until they reached a grand house.
The floors were shiny, and everything looked rich and clean.

(Verse 6 – magical wonder)
On a long dining table sat delicious cakes, blocks of cheese, juicy fruits, and soft bread.
“Wow! This food is so fancy and smells amazing!”

(Verse 7 – pause, curious)
The country mouse had never seen anything like it.

(Verse 8 – sudden danger, dramatic)
But suddenly—BANG!
The door burst open, and a big cat leapt into the room!

(Verse 9 – frantic, playful)
The mice squeaked and ran for their lives, hiding under the sofa.
They waited quietly until the room was still again.

(Verse 10 – cautious return)
Then they tiptoed back to the table.

(Verse 11 – second scare!)
But—STOMP! STOMP!
A dog barked loudly and came charging in!

(Verse 12 – hurried, fast)
The mice fled once more, their hearts pounding.

(Verse 13 – soft and certain)
Trembling, the country mouse looked at his cousin.
“Your food is nice, but I like my quiet, safe life better.”

(Outro – wise and peaceful)
And so, the country mouse went home, happy to be free from danger.
Sometimes, simple and safe is better than rich and risky.

THE END.