Yellowstone and lonely wolves

[Verse 1] In the heart of Yellowstone, under the wide sky dome, Wander souls of silver grey, through their ancient home. Pines whisper to the winds, tales old as the stones, Lone wolves roam the valleys, kings without their thrones. [Chorus] O Yellowstone, where the rivers flow, Under moonlit shadows, the silent wolves go. Chasing the scent of life, through the cold and snow, In Yellowstone, where the brave hearts roam. [Verse 2] Mist rolls over meadows, dawn breaks crisp and clear, A young bison strays too far, gripped by fate and fear. Circle tightens, eyes aflame, dance of life and death, Nature’s cruel, tender game, with every fleeting breath. [Chorus] O Yellowstone, where the rivers flow, Under moonlit shadows, the silent wolves go. Chasing the scent of life, through the cold and snow, In Yellowstone, where the brave hearts roam. [Bridge] Howls cut through the silence, echoing their plight, Survival’s lonely vigil, through the starry night. Bound by blood and hunger, ancient calls they heed, In the wild, they find their strength, in the young bison’s bleed. [Chorus] O Yellowstone, where the rivers flow, Under moonlit shadows, the silent wolves go. Chasing the scent of life, through the cold and snow, In Yellowstone, where the brave hearts roam. [Outro] So let the mountains witness, under the western sky, The spirit of the wolves, as the seasons slide by. In Yellowstone, their timeless cry, to the moon so bold, Speaks of a life in the wild, in the silver and the cold. (Speaks of a life in the wild, in the silver and the cold)