The legend of the yeti

(Verse 1) In the mountains so high, where the snow never ends, Lives a creature unknown, without many friends. With a heart made of ice, and a spirit so free, In the silence of night, walks the mighty Yeti. (Chorus) Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the cold and the snow, With your footprints so large, where do you go? Are you hiding a secret, that the world needs to know? Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the moonlight's glow. (Verse 2) Through the pines and the spruce, you move like the breeze, A guardian of whispers, through the ancient trees. Eyes like the twilight, fur like the storm, In the legend you rise, where myths are born. (Chorus) Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the cold and the snow, With your footprints so large, where do you go? Are you hiding a secret, that the world needs to know? Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the moonlight's glow. (Bridge) Are you just a shadow, a tale of the night? Or a guardian of mountains, in the pale moonlight? Do you dream of a place where the wild rivers run, Or dance with the stars till the morning sun? (Chorus) Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the cold and the snow, With your footprints so large, where do you go? Are you hiding a secret, that the world needs to know? Oh Yeti, oh Yeti, in the moonlight's glow. (Outro) So we’ll leave you in peace, in your kingdom of frost, A mythical wonder, in a world that is lost. Until we meet again, under skies of blue, We’ll sing of the Yeti, and the legend so true.