A farmer watches a rabbit break its neck on a tree stump and decides that's his fortune, just wait for more rabbits to die the same way. The song that follows is a parable so quiet and brutal it barely needs to be said aloud. This is a three-minute gut-punch about mistaking luck for a strategy, told through a melody that sounds like it knows exactly how you've wasted time waiting for the same miracle twice.

A farmer finds that a rabbit has run full speed into a tree stump at the corner of his field and died there. Since rabbits make a fine meal and fetch a good price, he gives up farming to wait for another one to do the same. He waits and waits, but no more rabbits come, and his neglected crops fail. This single-episode music piece is a cautionary song about waiting in vain: hope is fine, but sitting idle and expecting good fortune to arrive on its own can leave you with nothing.