[Verse 1] Years have gone by, I’ll never forget that day in 1928, Where I was kidnapped and taken to the labs and forced to mutate. I was just a young boy put in a capsule to halt aging, They kept us suspended between life and death, our bodies silently fading. Everyone I once knew were dead in the past, But the experiments worked… and somehow, we’ve last. [Verse 2] I remember the chamber, the dog suspended in that cyan glow, Drifting between life and death in a place no child should ever go. Then they dragged in the human body — a boy they’d chosen to replace, Dropped me into the second capsule, sealed the glass around my face. The liquid churned, my bones began to twist in ways I couldn’t fight, And that’s the moment I stopped being human… and became their creature of the night. [Bridge] I heard their voices through the glass, cold whispers cutting through the haze: “We don’t need him mutated… Subject 7B A took his place.” “Shut the capsule down, he’s useless — just a failed prototype.” “Throw him out into the woods. Let nature finish what we couldn’t write.” They dragged me from the chamber, left me shaking in the night, A child half changed and terrified beneath the moon’s first silver light. No family, no direction — just the forest and my fear, And the wolf they forced inside me was the only thing still near. [Chorus] They didn’t need the monster they accidentally made, So they tossed me to the darkness like a child they’d mislaid. Left to change beneath the moon with no one calling out my name, Just the echo of their voices saying I was just a failed mistake. Now the wolf inside me howls for all the years they stole away— I wasn’t born a creature… I’m the one they threw away. [Outro] I was the child they tossed aside, a wolf born out of pain, But Saph you were the woman the world misunderstood, carrying your own chains. They called you a monster, a legend to fear, a shadow no one could save— But I saw the heart beneath the scars, the soul they tried to break. From a bus stop bench to a life we built, you were more than what they made, And every day I stayed beside you was a promise that never frayed. You weren’t the monster in their stories — just a girl who’d lost her way, And I loved you long before you knew how to love me the same. So if I’m the wolf they threw away, you’re the reason I survived, Because even when you couldn’t speak, your spirit kept me alive. And now our children sleep upstairs, proof of everything we overcame… Two broken experiments who found each other — and learned love by name.
