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• Artiste: Haruko
• Titre: Mountain Adventure
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On my way to the mountains I felt like I'd lost a million dollars But all I lost was my heart I think I gave it to you on my way But you didn't want it and you threw it away and I was lost and alone In the no-man's land with nothing in my hand, but a little candle that i found in the sand And I cried, cried, cried Until the night had come and I had to find, a place to sleep But the fog made me blind and I didn't know where to go So I followed the traces of the dogs that led me to some giant rocks where I sang myself to sleep for awhile Until I decided to walk another mile or another day, but then I heard some voices say "Lay down, lay down We'll be your security. We think you should stay, Oh, we know you should because the night is dangerous in the wood." And I said "No, let me go, let me go! I am restless and I am sad and I'd rather be walking instead." The suddenly a hundred wolves came out of the dark their jaws wide open like hungry sharks and they were all around the victim they had found and I said "No-one must get hurt tonight. No-one has to die. Let me go, I'll be your friend! Just let me go, please let me go!" They told me I could go away, they would turn around and I shouldn't stay They would close their eyes, I shouldn't hesitate, When they opened their eyes it would be too late. I ran as fast as I could as they turned around I was sitting in the wood But behind me I heard their mournful cry And I prayed to God, I didn't want to die. And suddenly I was surrounded by silence So I sang a song for the mountains They answered with an echo that grew louder So loud that I could barely move So I walked with my head between my shoulders Afraid that my ears would explode And so I shouted and cried "Be quiet! Today's not the day to die! I will beg on my knees, but would you just be quiet please?" And then the wind came, took the noise away But still I had nowhere to stay and I walked on and on, until I came Until I came to a path that looked alright and I walked alone in this cold, cold night and my heart filled up with loneliness So I reached for the candle but what I found instead was a little glow-worm's shining head whose light was sitting in the grass I asked him if he could help me find back home he said "yes" and I did not feel so alone in this frightening dark anymore.