The Wolf's Pride

[Verse] In a desolate forest, a wolf ran a hunt, Arrogantly chased, but when he tried a new stunt He's caught in a trap by the hands of man, And as he struggled against it, the white rabbit ran. [Verse 2] With fierce eyes like fire, he stares at the snare, the rabbit returned, but he's too proud to care, Beguiled by his ego, his patience is spent, Of that troublesome rabbit, asking him to repent. [Verse 3] The howling wind whispers a tale of despair, As the wolf's ego blinds him, he's unaware, That the rabbit offered a path to escape, the Hunter man coming to skin off his cape. [Verse] Please, Wolf, would you swallow your pride! The Hunter Man is coming!" The rabbit then cried. But the wolf only scoffed and pulled on the chain. He couldn't hang his head, so Rabbit left again. [Verse 2] And then when it grew cold and that howling wind bit, The Wolf's great pride broke, and his gleaming teeth he grit. "I'm sorry for the hunt, I let you be I swear! I've choked down my pride now, Rabbit are you there?" [Verse 3] And then when it grew cold and that howling wind bit, The Wolf's great pride broke, and his gleaming teeth he grit. "I'm sorry for the hunt, I let you be I swear! I've choked down my pride now, Rabbit are you there?" [Verse 2] But all there was was silence, and my, did he try! And when the moon rose, Wolf could do nothing but cry.