| Song | Became |
| Artist | Atmosphere |
| Album | The Family Sign |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| It's no surprise | |
| I over slept, put my boots on and climbed out my tent. | |
| I didn't see you, assumed you were sleeping, immediately start a fire 'cause its freezing. | |
| I can't believe we went camping in the cold; | |
| I'm in the wilderness standing in some snow. | |
| A late start but we can still catch up, you need to wake up, we should eat and then pack up. | |
| It's when | |
| I noticed your foot prints, snows fresh and those have been put since. | |
| What you're already up, making the rounds? | |
| So where you at now, you laid back down? | |
| The breeze came and it stalled out the flame, while | |
| I went to your tent and called out your name. | |
| You didn't answer so | |
| I opened up the flap; it's just an empty sleeping bag and your backpack. | |
| I'm looking at your tracks; you took a couple laps around the campground and hoofed down the path. | |
| I figure you'll return no concern; | |
| Ima hold put and try to make this cold wood burn. | |
| The wind is blowing strong, the minutes rolling on, it's going on at least half an hour you've been gone. | |
| It aint right, start the paranoia; | |
| I left the camp site to go and search for ya. | |
| I read the trail your feet made, each step was deliberately placed. | |
| It looks like you know where it leads but | |
| I see nothing but leafless frozen trees. | |
| About a ¼ mile into the course, another set of tracks appeared next to yours. | |
| From the north it came out of the thick woods, and those footprints belong to a big wolf. | |
| Trying to find service on my cellphone, | |
| I felt aight with my knife on my belt though. | |
| I hope the wolf is intimidated by you, | |
| I wonder if you even knew what was behind you. | |
| Stalkin ya, maybe watchin ya, waiting for the opportunity to hop on top of ya. | |
| Salivatin wanna take ya to the stomach, in the cartoons you would have turned into a drumstick | |
| And it gets about as bad it goes, 'cuz | |
| I notice there's a new set of tracks in the snow. | |
| I understood. | |
| It doesn't look good. | |
| Your fan club doubled now you've got another wolf. | |
| And the odds are in favor of the home team, why'd you walk off all alone where you going? | |
| It aint the right time to complain, but it feels like | |
| I'm trying to find your remains. | |
| Your foot prints grew further apart, | |
| I knew what that meant and it was hurting my heart. | |
| It means you started to run so | |
| I did the same, now my breaths looking like a steam engine train. | |
| Suddenly your tracks dip off of the track and so did theirs so my knife | |
| I grabbed. | |
| Into the forest, expect the worst. | |
| Adrenaline burst disturbed the nerves.50 yards into the woods and brush, it got so thick that it looked like dusk. | |
| The air stood serene, sober, it seemed like a good 15 degrees colder. | |
| And I'll admit hell ya | |
| I felt fear the sound of my heart beat was all | |
| I could hear. | |
| Looking at the snow it was plain a clear there was a third set of wolf prints where yours disappeared. | |
| I can't process, | |
| I don't follow. | |
| It would be easier to accept that you were swallowed. | |
| With no sign of death, no sign of struggle, no signs of blood, no signs of trouble. | |
| And the wolves never stopped, the tracks kept going and | |
| I took off. | |
| So I don't know how your story ends, but | |
| I know I'll never go into those woods again. | |
| It's not that tragic, it's not a shame. | |
| You're not the hunted, you're not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you'd become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. | |
| You're not the hunted, you're not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you'd become the game. | |
| It's not that tragic, it's not a shame. | |
| You're not the hunted, you're not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you'd become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. |
| It' s no surprise | |
| I over slept, put my boots on and climbed out my tent. | |
| I didn' t see you, assumed you were sleeping, immediately start a fire ' cause its freezing. | |
| I can' t believe we went camping in the cold | |
| I' m in the wilderness standing in some snow. | |
| A late start but we can still catch up, you need to wake up, we should eat and then pack up. | |
| It' s when | |
| I noticed your foot prints, snows fresh and those have been put since. | |
| What you' re already up, making the rounds? | |
| So where you at now, you laid back down? | |
| The breeze came and it stalled out the flame, while | |
| I went to your tent and called out your name. | |
| You didn' t answer so | |
| I opened up the flap it' s just an empty sleeping bag and your backpack. | |
| I' m looking at your tracks you took a couple laps around the campground and hoofed down the path. | |
| I figure you' ll return no concern | |
| Ima hold put and try to make this cold wood burn. | |
| The wind is blowing strong, the minutes rolling on, it' s going on at least half an hour you' ve been gone. | |
| It aint right, start the paranoia | |
| I left the camp site to go and search for ya. | |
| I read the trail your feet made, each step was deliberately placed. | |
| It looks like you know where it leads but | |
| I see nothing but leafless frozen trees. | |
| About a mile into the course, another set of tracks appeared next to yours. | |
| From the north it came out of the thick woods, and those footprints belong to a big wolf. | |
| Trying to find service on my cellphone, | |
| I felt aight with my knife on my belt though. | |
| I hope the wolf is intimidated by you, | |
| I wonder if you even knew what was behind you. | |
| Stalkin ya, maybe watchin ya, waiting for the opportunity to hop on top of ya. | |
| Salivatin wanna take ya to the stomach, in the cartoons you would have turned into a drumstick | |
| And it gets about as bad it goes, ' cuz | |
| I notice there' s a new set of tracks in the snow. | |
| I understood. | |
| It doesn' t look good. | |
| Your fan club doubled now you' ve got another wolf. | |
| And the odds are in favor of the home team, why' d you walk off all alone where you going? | |
| It aint the right time to complain, but it feels like | |
| I' m trying to find your remains. | |
| Your foot prints grew further apart, | |
| I knew what that meant and it was hurting my heart. | |
| It means you started to run so | |
| I did the same, now my breaths looking like a steam engine train. | |
| Suddenly your tracks dip off of the track and so did theirs so my knife | |
| I grabbed. | |
| Into the forest, expect the worst. | |
| Adrenaline burst disturbed the nerves. 50 yards into the woods and brush, it got so thick that it looked like dusk. | |
| The air stood serene, sober, it seemed like a good 15 degrees colder. | |
| And I' ll admit hell ya | |
| I felt fear the sound of my heart beat was all | |
| I could hear. | |
| Looking at the snow it was plain a clear there was a third set of wolf prints where yours disappeared. | |
| I can' t process, | |
| I don' t follow. | |
| It would be easier to accept that you were swallowed. | |
| With no sign of death, no sign of struggle, no signs of blood, no signs of trouble. | |
| And the wolves never stopped, the tracks kept going and | |
| I took off. | |
| So I don' t know how your story ends, but | |
| I know I' ll never go into those woods again. | |
| It' s not that tragic, it' s not a shame. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| It' s not that tragic, it' s not a shame. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. |
| It' s no surprise | |
| I over slept, put my boots on and climbed out my tent. | |
| I didn' t see you, assumed you were sleeping, immediately start a fire ' cause its freezing. | |
| I can' t believe we went camping in the cold | |
| I' m in the wilderness standing in some snow. | |
| A late start but we can still catch up, you need to wake up, we should eat and then pack up. | |
| It' s when | |
| I noticed your foot prints, snows fresh and those have been put since. | |
| What you' re already up, making the rounds? | |
| So where you at now, you laid back down? | |
| The breeze came and it stalled out the flame, while | |
| I went to your tent and called out your name. | |
| You didn' t answer so | |
| I opened up the flap it' s just an empty sleeping bag and your backpack. | |
| I' m looking at your tracks you took a couple laps around the campground and hoofed down the path. | |
| I figure you' ll return no concern | |
| Ima hold put and try to make this cold wood burn. | |
| The wind is blowing strong, the minutes rolling on, it' s going on at least half an hour you' ve been gone. | |
| It aint right, start the paranoia | |
| I left the camp site to go and search for ya. | |
| I read the trail your feet made, each step was deliberately placed. | |
| It looks like you know where it leads but | |
| I see nothing but leafless frozen trees. | |
| About a mile into the course, another set of tracks appeared next to yours. | |
| From the north it came out of the thick woods, and those footprints belong to a big wolf. | |
| Trying to find service on my cellphone, | |
| I felt aight with my knife on my belt though. | |
| I hope the wolf is intimidated by you, | |
| I wonder if you even knew what was behind you. | |
| Stalkin ya, maybe watchin ya, waiting for the opportunity to hop on top of ya. | |
| Salivatin wanna take ya to the stomach, in the cartoons you would have turned into a drumstick | |
| And it gets about as bad it goes, ' cuz | |
| I notice there' s a new set of tracks in the snow. | |
| I understood. | |
| It doesn' t look good. | |
| Your fan club doubled now you' ve got another wolf. | |
| And the odds are in favor of the home team, why' d you walk off all alone where you going? | |
| It aint the right time to complain, but it feels like | |
| I' m trying to find your remains. | |
| Your foot prints grew further apart, | |
| I knew what that meant and it was hurting my heart. | |
| It means you started to run so | |
| I did the same, now my breaths looking like a steam engine train. | |
| Suddenly your tracks dip off of the track and so did theirs so my knife | |
| I grabbed. | |
| Into the forest, expect the worst. | |
| Adrenaline burst disturbed the nerves. 50 yards into the woods and brush, it got so thick that it looked like dusk. | |
| The air stood serene, sober, it seemed like a good 15 degrees colder. | |
| And I' ll admit hell ya | |
| I felt fear the sound of my heart beat was all | |
| I could hear. | |
| Looking at the snow it was plain a clear there was a third set of wolf prints where yours disappeared. | |
| I can' t process, | |
| I don' t follow. | |
| It would be easier to accept that you were swallowed. | |
| With no sign of death, no sign of struggle, no signs of blood, no signs of trouble. | |
| And the wolves never stopped, the tracks kept going and | |
| I took off. | |
| So I don' t know how your story ends, but | |
| I know I' ll never go into those woods again. | |
| It' s not that tragic, it' s not a shame. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| It' s not that tragic, it' s not a shame. | |
| You' re not the hunted, you' re not the aim. | |
| You just another dog with hunger pains | |
| I was so afraid that you' d become the game. | |
| I forgot to worry about what you became. |