Wolf

By Kesha

Released on December 16, 2021

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[Verse 1]

There's a wolf in the pale moon light

She stands alone as she prepares to fight

A battered spirit full of regrets

She is broken, but she ain't dead yet


[Pre-Chorus]

Over her broken bones and body

She'll fight and she's finally ready

This life is ready for the taking

She's taking it back


[Chorus]

Oh, tonight

She's gonna take what's hers

And she will fight

Because she's lived and learned

She's gonna sing tonight

Gonna fight

Oh, this time

She's not afraid to die

She's not afraid to die


[Verse 2]

Alone is a scary place

But her soul, she won't let him take

All she wants is her freedom to be a wild spirit

But he loves to watch her bleed


[Pre-Chorus]

Over her broken bones and body

She'll fight and she's finally ready

This life is ready for the taking

She's taking it back


[Chorus]

Oh, tonight

She's gonna take what's hers

And she will fight

Because she's lived and learned

She's gonna sing tonight

Gonna fight

Oh, this time

She's not afraid to die

She's not afraid to die


[Bridge: Spoken]

Men who despise you and slave you. Who regiment your life. Tell you what to do what to think or what to feel? Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men. Machine men, with machine minds, and machine hearts. You are not machines. You have the power to make this life free and beautiful


[Verse 3]

Oh, tonight (The way of life, to be free and beautiful, beautiful)

I need to just be heard (Free and beautiful)

I will fight (The way of life to be free and beautiful)

'Cause I've lived and learned

I'm gonna sing tonight

Gonna fight

Oh, this time, oh


[Outro]

I'm not afraid to die

I'm not afraid to die

“Men who despise you and slave you. Who regiment your life. Tell you what to do what to think or what to feel? Don’t give yourselves to these unnatural men. Machine men, with machine minds, and machine hearts. You are not machines. You have the power to make this life free and beautiful”
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A fragment of the final speech from Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator (1940).