Soft Wolf Tread
Fabled Encounter: Soft Wolf's Tale in the Emerald Forest
Lyrics
The soft wolf tread
The gentle footsteps of a wolf
Through Emerald Forest he was lookin' to make a bed
The wolf is seeking a place to rest in the lush Emerald Forest
There in the spindly thicket softly did he tread
In a sparse thicket, the wolf moves quietly and delicately
The soft wolf tread
Reiteration of the soft and careful steps of the wolf
Sure was starved
The wolf is hungry, evident by the visible ribs under its silver fur
And through his silver coat his ribs shown sharply carved
Emphasizing the emaciated condition of the wolf's body
The hand that feeds was pickin' weeds
The one providing sustenance is neglectful or preoccupied
Sure looked starved
Reiterating the wolf's state of hunger and neglect
Up comes Hood he's beautiful
A character named Hood appears, described as beautiful
As a sirloin steak to a pit bull chained up
Comparing Hood's beauty to a tempting meal for a chained pit bull
It's good to see such an old friend again
Expressing joy at encountering Hood again, emphasized by repetition
Such an old friend again
-Such an old friend again
-Then he said
Hood is asked about the reason for being in the woods
Dear Hood what brings you to this neck of the woods
A query about Hood's presence, mentioning his distinctive attire and items
In your scarlet cape and your basket full of grapes
Describing Hood's red cape and a basket filled with grapes
What lures you to the woods
Asking what attracts Hood to the woods
The soft wolf tread
Returning to the theme of the soft wolf tread
The clearing and he's nervously tugging on his earring
The wolf reaches a clearing and nervously adjusts its earring
He talked how good such an old friend again
Expressing delight at the reunion with Hood, reiterated for emphasis
Such an old friend again
-Such an old friend again
-Oh
Exclamations and repetitions emphasizing the joy of the reunion
Such an old
-Such an old
-Such an old
-Ooh ooh ooh
-And then he spun
Hood begins narrating a convoluted story about a neglected child
A twisted tale 'bout a child who cried his name
A child repeatedly cries out Hood's name without response
So many times that even when he yelled no one ever came
The child's cries are so frequent that they go unanswered
The soft wolf tread
Repetition of the soft wolf tread, underscoring its continuous nature
The soft wolf tread
-The soft wolf tread
-Well he tread and tread and tread and tread
-Yeah an old friend again
Reiterating the joy of reuniting with an old friend, emphasized through repetition
Such an old friend again
-Such an old friend again
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