FullMoon Lyrics

[Verse 3]
Swimming across the bay
The night is grey, so calm today
She doesn't wanna wait
"We've gotta make the love complete tonight"


In the mist of the morning, he cannot fight anymore
A thousand moons or more, he's been howling
Knock on the door, and scream that is soon ending
Mess on the floor again

[Chorus]
She should not lock the open door
(Run away, run away, run away)

Full moon is on the sky, and he's not a man any more
Sees the change in him but can't
(Run away, run away, run away)
See what became out of her man

[Chorus]
She should not lock the open door
(Run away, run away, run away)

Full moon is on the sky, and he's not a man any more
Sees the change in him but can't
(Run away, run away, run away)
See what became out of her darling man
She should not lock the open door
(Run away, run away, run away)

Full moon is on the sky, and he's not a man any more
Whoa, whoa
See what became out of her man

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Fullmoon, one of Sonata Arctica’s most popular songs, is a catchy power ballad detailing the story of an (implied-to-be-newlywed) werewolf who tries to protect his wife by hiding away during the full moon. However, she follows him, putting herself in danger. The last verse strongly suggests that he killed her while in werewolf form, but the ending is ambiguous. Overall, it reads as a sweet yet tragic fantasy love story.

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Credits
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Recorded At
Tico-Tico Studio, Kemi
Release Date
September 4, 1999
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