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Red Wolf Mist

from Red Wolf Mist by Aaron Smith

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It’s not like Warren Zevon said it would be
When the orb shines down and you’re lost in lunacy
The nightlife sings a song that you can’t resist
As you drift into the Red Wolf Mist

Maybe it’s in the water
Maybe it’s in the air
If you know how to look
You’ll see it everywhere

You’re not like Lon Chaney on the silver screen
The change is not where the naked eye can see
But your mind is broken with a bend and a twist
As you surrender to the Red Wolf Mist

Maybe it’s in the water
Maybe it’s in the air
If you know how to look
You’ll see it everywhere

Here come the farmers with pitchforks and torches
If word gets out, it’s a media circus
They cry for their wives and pray for their daughters
Here they come now just like lambs to the slaughter
No going back
No going back

Maybe it’s in the water
Maybe it’s in the air
If you know how to look
You’ll see it everywhere

No, you can’t go home, you stranger in this town
The darkest of secrets must be kept underground
Once you’ve been altered by the moonlight kiss
You can never return from the Red Wolf Mist

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from Red Wolf Mist, track released June 16, 2019

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Aaron Smith Ringwood, New Jersey

At the age of 39, Aaron Smith took his old guitar out of the closet after 15 years, turned the skills he'd learned as a novelist toward lyric writing, learned to sing, and wrote and recorded his first EP, "Red Wolf Mist" over the course of the years 2016 to 2019. His second album, "Sand in the Hourglass" was released in August of 2021. ... more

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