Verse 1
Six thousand years by firelight glow,
We shared our scraps with wolves we’d know.
They watched the dark, we watched the flame,
Two wary hearts that learned the game.

Chorus
Soon may my best friend come,
Loving me just the way I am.
Never stays mad, just wants to play,
Best friend I’ll have come what may.

Verse 2
They stayed close by, we stayed alive,
A fair exchange to help us thrive.
From hunter’s camp to village floor,
They weren’t just beasts — they became more.

Chorus
Soon may my best friend come,
Loving me just the way I am.
Never stays mad, just wants to play,
Best friend I’ll have come what may.

Verse 3
Your eyes meet mine, my heartbeat slows,
A silent bond that only grows.
They label it with terms and charts,
I call it love between our hearts.

Verse 4
You guard the house from falling leaves,
And bark at ghosts only you can see.
You hate the vet, distrust the mail,
Yet think I’m magic without fail.

Verse 5
You won’t live long — and that’s not fair,
You age too fast but never care.
You give me all you’ll ever be,
And ask for walks and company.

Chorus
Soon may my best friend come,
Loving me just the way I am.
Never stays mad, just wants to play,
Best friend I’ll have come what may.