Grizzly Man
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And while we watch the animals
in their joys of being,

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in their grace
and ferociousness,

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a thought becomes
more and more clear.

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That it is not so much
a look at wild nature

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as it is an insight
into ourselves, our nature.

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And that, for me,
beyond his mission,

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gives meaning to his life
and to his death.

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Now the longhorns are gone
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And the drovers are gone
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The Comanches are gone
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And the outlaws are gone
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Geronimo's gone
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And Sam Bass is gone
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And the lion is gone
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- And the red wolf is gone
- And Treadwell is gone

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Well, he cursed all the roads
and the old mule

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And he cursed the automobile
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Said this is no place
for an hombre like I am

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In this new world
of asphalt and steel

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Then he'd look off
someplace in the distance

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At something
only he could see

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He'd say all that's left now
are the old days

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Damned old coyotes and me
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And they'd go

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