Singer 1
"A silver mountainside and footprints in the snow:
I see the trail you've left, and I know which way to go.
Up from the valley you came, seeking safer ground;
How could you guess I'd be the one to hunt you down?"
Singer 2
"A glint of moonlight in your hair,
Reflected starlight making prisms in the air.
I cannot see your face; I only see your eyes.
Do I feel the touch of fear, or is it just surprise?"
Singer 1
"I see your shadow as you slip from stone to stone;
I pray to all the gods that I've caught you here alone.
But then we aren't like wolves who travel in a pack.
We must live and hunt alone, alert for the attack."
Singer 2
"I scent your musk upon the air.
The breath of danger whispers, "Now you must beware!"
I cannot see your face; I only see your eyes.
And what I see in them should come as no surprise."
Singer 1
"Now with each passing moon my hate and hunger grows.
Still, you must share my fear and hatred, I suppose.
But I have anger now, to turn my fear aside.
And though you run from me, you'll find no place to hide."
Singer 2
"How have you tracked me to my lair?
The breath of danger whispers, "Death is in the air!"
I cannot see your face; I only see your eyes.
No hope of pity there — the time has come to die."
Singer 1
"Could you foresee your end when you left me there for dead?
You've killed so many now. Did you wonder as you fled?
You sense my lack of fear, and surely you must know
Your death has tracked you here from the valley down below."
Singer 2
"The scent of death is in the air:
Reflected starlight making prisms everywhere.
Now I can see your face, and the anger in me dies,
For I can see myself reflected in your eyes."