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Northern Lights
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-Northern Lights-
Let's go dancing beneath the northern lights
Tracks in the white snow, follow them all night
Babe, I'm going to hunt you
Got to get to your heart
Babe, I'm going to hunt you
Lead you straight to the dark
Out here in the pine, we're just animals
Not quite lions, not quite wolves
Babe, I got my rifle
Got my forest wine
Babe, I got that high ground, up here in the pine
Fire, keep me warm, keep me till the dawn
The years just slip away, like some hidden prey
Somewhere behind me, in the brush waiting
Baby, I just keep hunting, sharpen my buck knife
Babe, I'll cut them down, take away what's mine
Lets go dancing beneath the northern lights
Tracks in the white snow, follow them all night
Babe, I'm going to hunt you
Got to get to your heart
Babe, I'm going to hunt you
Lead you straight to the dark
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- In The Dark Of The Forest -
It's known that spirits hide
In the dark of the forest
I've seen a single light, a firefly, flickering, dwindling, saying, "follow me"
From May to July
It rains all night and day
So I followed the light into the black forest
Kneeling, beneath the bone tree
Prayed for a way back to sunlight
Cursed that crooked bone shrine
To hell with all these owls always looming
To hell with the raven's glowing red eyes
To hell with all these serpents always slinking
Just keep following the light
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