What's more frightening a wolf, or a wolf in sheep's clothes? A harrowing true story of escape from abusive foster care.
lyrics
Hurry Brother don’t look back, run like a deer for the woods
Hurry brother don’t look back, run like a deer for the woods
About this time they’ll know that we’re gone,
They’re gonna do what is “for our own good”
I’m tired of working in the paid man’s field,
They pay him for his so-called home
Four years working like a chain gang mule,
I’m only twelve years old.
R-u-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
Up ahead in the Jack Pine, brother, wolves and the coyote bay
They’re hungry for a taste of fresh blood, brother,
Better save a breath to pray
Sleep will be light in that timberline,
Fear will chew our bones!
But, I’d rather spend a night shivering in the dark,
Than warm in cold, hell-hole
R-u-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
Run Brother Run, The hounds are barking at our heels
They need someone to till the fields,
Bale the hay, cob the corn
Work the moon and early morn,
Run brother run, we’ll make it home
Don’t slow down, night falls coming, to hide us from the hunter’s trail
Those thin slit eyes that stare us to the ground,
Won’t stop until we’re back in their hell
Ice water fills my gum boots brother,
Tree limbs they tear my clothes
My lungs burn hot like a back-handed slap,
My feet are bitter cold
Ru-u-u-u-u-un, brother run
Run Brother Run, The hounds are barking at our heels
They need someone to till the fields,
Bale the hay, cob the corn
Work the moon and early morn,
Run brother run, we’ll make it home
Did you hear last night in the dim twilight, distant voices closing in
I swore we were found, but with howls around,
We were Daniel in the lion’s den
Hackles raised up high baying in the dark,
They sacrificed their skin for our bones
Now I’d rather trust a den of blood hungry wolves,
Than wolves hidden in sheep’s clothes
R-u-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
Run Brother Run, The hounds are barking at our heels
They need someone to till the fields,
Bale the hay, cob the corn
Work the moon and early morn,
Run brother Run, we’ll make it home,
Run brother run, we’re almost home
R-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
R-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
R-u-u-u-u-n, brother, run
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