As you see the wolf in the moonlight
You marvel at the magnificent sight.
Though this wolf has no one as a mate
The wolf has an extraordinary fate.
Though this wolf is all alone
He will still face the great unknown
The wolf will travel across mountain and plain
While telling all his name
He will sing in the pale moonlight his song
It seems to him so very long
Then at last he hears another song of fate
To which must be his mate.
Now the two wolves meet,
They both look very neat.
Now they sway their tail and look at the others face
They have finally found there mate and reached their fate
Now you see both of them as mates,
They are now both by a lake,
Now they sing their song in the night
As you watch their spectacular flight.
