Dark Knight in the Moonlight

with an undercurrent of grit, with a touch of gravel, evoking a lone storyteller, the mood is cinematic and somber, country, acoustic; driven by fingerpicked guitar with light banjo accents and a mournful fiddle, the male vocals are deep and steady, haunting

[Verse 1] There's a shadow on the ridge tonight, A figure carved in black and stone. He don’t belong to wrong or right, Just a ghost that walks alone. The wind hums low, the trees don't move, Justice rides with something to prove. [Chorus] Oh, Dark Knight in the moonlight, Where do you go when the day is done? Do you fight for the lost, or fight for none? Dark Knight in the moonlight, Your cape’s a shroud, your heart’s a fight. [Verse 2] The city hums like a lonesome hymn, Broken hearts in every street. He watches close from a rooftop rim, Where sinners and the saviors meet. The stars can’t see through the smoky veil, He’s the hammer when the lawmen fail. [Prechorus] Oh, the scars he wears, they run so deep, A boy once lost, a vow to keep. [Chorus] Oh, Dark Knight in the moonlight, Where do you go when the day is done? Do you fight for the lost, or fight for none? Dark Knight in the moonlight, Your cape’s a shroud, your heart’s a fight. [Bridge] Every villain’s got a tale to tell, But he’s the one who knows them well. He don’t forgive, he don’t forget, The past ain’t done with him just yet.

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