Dogs in Midsummer

[Verse] In the heart of Finland's summer light, Moriarty and Bertie take their flight, A black pug and a Brussels Griffon bold, On a journey through a land of stories told. They wander through the forests deep and green, By the lakes so pure, with a crystal sheen, The midnight sun above, a golden crown, In this land where magic's all around. [Chorus] Oh, Moriarty and Bertie, Two dogs on a spree, In the land of the midnight sun, Where the day is never done. They ate all the berries, every single one, And the ancient silence was gone. [Verse] Midsummer’s Eve, a night so fair, With bonfires blazing in the air, The Finns prepare for their secret rite, But the berries vanished in the night. Moriarty with his eyes so keen, Found the berries, red and green, Bertie, with a grin, so sly and wide, Joined the feast and ate with pride. [Chorus] Oh, Moriarty and Bertie, Two dogs on a spree, In the land of the midnight sun, Where the day is never done. They ate all the berries, every single one, And the ancient silence was gone. [Bridge] The Finns, they sighed, the ritual delayed, No wishes made, no promises saved, But Moriarty and Bertie, full and pleased, Slept beneath the birch trees, at ease. [Verse] The beauty of Finland, a sight to see, With its forests, lakes, and wild majesty, Two dogs, unknowing of the magic they disrupted, Left the people in awe, but not corrupted. For in the land where dreams take flight, Two dogs' adventure brought delight, And though the silence wasn't kept that night, The sun still rose, with its golden light. [Chorus] Oh, Moriarty and Bertie, Two dogs on a spree, In the land of the midnight sun, Where the day is never done. They ate all the berries, every single one, And the ancient silence was gone. [Outro] In the heart of Finland, under endless skies, Two dogs taught us to laugh, to our surprise, For in the journey and the feast they had, They left a memory, forever glad.