Little Wolf
Yearning Echoes: Little Wolf's Mystical Journey Unveiled
Lyrics
Little wolf, little wolf, where do you prowl?
Expressing curiosity about the whereabouts of the little wolf and its roaming habits.
I dream of your scent, I miss your low growl
Longing for the scent of the little wolf and missing the sound of its low growl.
Little wolf, little wolf, do you run with the pack?
Questioning whether the little wolf is part of a wolf pack or if it prefers solitary journeys in the dark.
Or lope in the dark on a lonesome track?
Contemplating if the little wolf wanders alone on a desolate path during the night.
Little wolf, I wait and listen at my door
Anticipating the return of the little wolf and listening for its presence outside the door.
For your scratch in the night and the touch of your paw
Yearning for the scratch sounds and the touch of the little wolf's paw in the night.
Come to me quick, bring your hot breath
Impatiently calling for the little wolf to come quickly and bring its warm breath.
Oh, bring me to life then bring me to death!
Expressing a desire to experience the extremes of life, from vitality to mortality, with the little wolf.
Little wolf, little wolf, where do you prowl?
Repeating the initial question, expressing ongoing curiosity about the little wolf's whereabouts.
I dream of your scent, I miss your low growl
Reiterating the yearning for the scent and the missed growls of the little wolf.
Little wolf, little wolf, do you run with the pack?
Repeating the question about the little wolf's social behavior, whether it runs with a pack or travels alone.
Or lope in the dark on a lonesome track?
Repeating the contemplation of the little wolf's nocturnal solo journeys in the dark.
A bitter winter wind's been at me all day
Acknowledging a difficult and challenging day, possibly a metaphorical winter of hardship.
Oh, I got the blues more than I can say
Expressing a deep sense of melancholy and sadness, described as "the blues."
Little wolf, these cabin walls are closing right in
Feeling confined within the cabin walls and expressing the need for the little wolf's presence.
I've been too long without you up against my skin
Describing a prolonged period of absence from the little wolf and the yearning for its physical closeness.
Little wolf, I wonder, are you running with the pack?
Reflecting on the possibility of the little wolf being part of a wolf pack during its nightly escapades.
Or loping in the dark on a lonesome track?
Considering whether the little wolf prefers solitary journeys in the dark over running with a pack.
Are you running all night, running with the pack?
Wondering if the little wolf spends the entire night running alongside a pack.
Or loping on your own on a lonesome track?
Pondering if the little wolf chooses to lope alone on a lonesome track during its nightly travels.
On a lonesome track
Emphasizing the loneliness and solitude of the track the little wolf might traverse.
On a lonesome track
Repeating the emphasis on the lonesomeness of the track, reinforcing the theme of solitude.
On a lonesome track
Reiterating the notion of a solitary and desolate path that the little wolf may tread.
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