Echoes of the Houbara

(Verse 1) In the desert's heart, where the sands stretch wide, Beneath the sun's relentless tide, I danced in dust, I soared on air, The houbara with not a single care. (Chorus) But now the panels gleam like seas, Where once were dunes and whispering breeze, My home, my heart, the land I knew, Swallowed by shadows, a somber hue. (Verse 2) The ground below, once warm and kind, Now mirrors the sun, leaves me behind. Where insects buzzed and seeds lay ripe, There's glass and steel of a different type. (Chorus) Oh, where do I go, where can I roam? When the land I loved is no longer home, The solar farms, they take and take, Leaving me lost, with no escape. (Bridge) I'm a wanderer on a land that's changed, A world of green, now rearranged. The progress of man, a bittersweet tale, For the houbara, where did we fail? (Outro) So hear my song, from the desert's breath, A plea for life, in the face of death. May balance be found, may harmony thrive, For the houbara bustard, to survive.