The Crow
The Crow flies at night
He shuns all light
In the darkness he fades
Talons cutting like blades
The Crow flies at night
Never afraid of a fight
Beak like an arrow
Piercing the sparrow
The Crow flies at night
Disappearing from sight
Wings like sails
Causing mens courage to fail
The Crow flies at night
Flying at great height
He looks down with sharp sight
As he soars in the freedom of flight
To Deaths Dark Domain he descends
With a will of iron that won't bend
To sit at his master's side
In him,only, will he confide
In this place of freezing fire
Where the master never tires
With no bright light in sight
The mans soul will not fight
The Crow flies at night
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