The Wild Hunt The Tallest Man On Earth

"The Wild Hunt" by The Tallest Man On Earth, released in 2010, is a #Folk song that explores themes of longing, nature, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a sense of searching for connection and understanding, using vivid imagery. Its unique fingerpicking guitar style and emotive vocals create an intimate atmosphere, resonating deeply with listeners.

[Verse One]
There is a crow moon coming in where you keep looking out
It is the hollow month of March now sweeping in
Let's watch phenomenons arise out of the darkness now
Within the light, she is my storming heroine

[Verse Two]
And old machines abandoned by the ancient races stand
I hear them hummin' down below in hollow earth
Oh hell, I guess I know no while I will go under to
But just for now, I let the spring and storm return

[Chorus]
I left my heart to the wild hunt a-coming
I live until the call
And I plan to be forgotten when I'm gone
Yes, I'll be leavin' in the fall

[Verse Three]
And I will sleep out in the glade just by the giant tree
Just to be closer when my spirit's pulled away
I left a nervous little boy out on the trail today
He's just a mortal to the shoutin' cavalcade

[Chorus]
I left my heart to the wild hunt a-coming
I live until the call
And I plan to be forgotten when I'm gone
Yes, I'll be leavin' in the fall

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