I was ordered to try for a prize so high
In the infinite, grassland sea
With our lantern lights under moonlit nights
But the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
We took other prizes, a variety of sizes
In the infinite, grassland sea
All of antlers and horn, and they earned her scorn
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
Oh, some of mine fell, she could stalk and smell
In the infinite, grassland sea
Seven down to four, as she settled our score
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
We had wanted for more, until we heard her roar
In the infinite, grassland sea
Then some looked for home, but how far could they roam?
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
Still I tracked and traced her, though I hadn’t yet faced her
In the infinite, grassland sea
And she took another man with a slash of her hand
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
So we were down to three, had her trapped in a tree
In the infinite, grassland sea
Then we learned in the night was an unfair fight
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
Our shots all missed her, but we met with her sisters
In the infinite, grassland sea
Their rage so wild as to make her look mild
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
Then three down to two, so now what would you do?
In the infinite, grassland sea
I’d take the streets of Eire over this Hell’s fire
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
In a flash the only one who was left was my gun
In the infinite, grassland sea
Empty of bite, though, so how could I fight?
For the queen was keen and could never be seen
And the land was wild and free
In the end she was sly, and was smarter than I
In the infinite, grassland sea
Though she pitied me, she had led me to the king
And the king was keen, he was slow and mean
And the land was wild and free
In the end she was sly, and was smarter than I
In the infinite, grassland sea
Though she pitied me, she had led me to the king
And the king was keen, he was slow and mean
And the land was wild and free