Coyotes And Wolves

Out in the wild where the tall pines sway, I'm breathing in the freedom, let the troubles drift away. The river's running cold, and the sun is sinking low, Just me and the mountains, in this place I know. But the howlin' wolves and the bears roam free, The coyotes callin' out, but they're not scaring me. It's the ways of the world that can tear you apart, The most dangerous thing out here is an evil man's heart. I've seen the wildflowers dance in the breeze, Felt the peace of the night wrap around like a tease. But in the shadows, I know there lies a truth, The fear of trust and the loss of youth. 'Cause the howlin' wolves and the bears roam free, The coyotes callin' out, but they're not scaring me. It's the ways of the world that can tear you apart, The most dangerous thing out here is an evil man's heart. A bullet in the dark can't match the pain within, Those who smile to your face can be your greatest sin. In this vast wilderness, I find my peace, But the danger lurks closer than nature's release. So the howlin' wolves and the bears roam free, The coyotes callin' out, but they're not scaring me. It's the ways of the world that can tear you apart, The most dangerous thing out here is an evil mans heart. So I'll keep my distance from the ones I can't trust, Out here in the wild, it's the silence I love. The wilderness is freedom, it gives me a new start, But the most dangerous thing out here is a broken heart.