Out Where the Wild Things Are

[Verse]
Down where the river cuts through cedar and pine,
There's a place that's untouched by the march of time.
We hear the howls of coyotes at night,
Out where the wild things are, beneath the pale moonlight.
[Verse 2]
Grandpa once told me 'bout a buck of great size,
And I've seen foxes with clever, keen eyes.
The deer move softly, like ghosts through the trees,
Out where the wild things are, where a man feels free.
[Chorus]
Out where the wild things are, lived in a simple song,
Where the land is pure and the days are long.
In the embrace of nature, we find who we really are,
Out where the wild things are, far from the city’s scar.
[Verse 3]
There's a cabin we built with our hands and our sweat,
Filled with stories, old memories, and no regrets.
The morning fog lifts as the eagles take flight,
Out where the wild things are, in the morning light.
[Verse 4]
We mend the fences and tend to the land,
Living with nature, not just taking a stand.
The beauty of simple, the peace it imparts,
Out where the wild things are, finding healing for hearts.
[Chorus]
Out where the wild things are, lived in a simple song,
Where the land is pure and the days are long.
In the embrace of nature, we find who we really are,
Out where the wild things are, far from the city’s scar.