Under the moonlight, it’s too dark to see
To spend the night alone with me
Shoulder to shoulder, we’re on the prowl
The night grows old, the reasons down… to the ground

Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)
Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)

We hunt in a pack as we roam the street
And we’ll attack in a heart beat
For my actions I’m to blame
The attraction has made me change… I am not the same

Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)
Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)

I don’t know how to tell you, but I have to somehow
I used to be a werewolf but I’m alright now
I don’t know how to tell you, but I have to somehow
I used to be a werewolf but I’m alright now
But I’m alright now

Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)
Stick to the path is what they said
Don’t take one more step
(Or we’ll end up dead)

Just like the rest (We’ll end up dead)
Just like the rest (We’ll end up dead)
Just like the rest (We’ll end up dead)
Just like the rest (We’ll end up dead)


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    This song is about werewolves getting horny in the middle of the night. it's kickass :D

    Livvyxoon October 15, 2007   Link
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    this song is ace.

    dinosawon November 30, 2007   Link
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    ohh ohh oh "Stick to the path is what they said Don’t take one more step (Or we’ll end up dead)" i'm guessing its about being forced by sociey#ty into conforming

    dinosawon November 30, 2007   Link
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    I LOVE THIS SONG. (:

    'the reasons down… to the ground' - I think that's actually 'we'll raze this town... to the ground,' as in to completely destroy it.

    hotel-bella-muerteon July 03, 2008   Link
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    Memory

    :) they introduced this song at the manchester show in october 08 by saying 'this is for anyone who's ever wanted to be a werewolf.'

    HowDoILookon January 11, 2009   Link

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