Verse 1:
In the heart of the forest, where the tall trees grow,
Lives a world of creatures, with stories to bestow.
From the majestic stag with his antlers held high,
To the cunning fox with his sly, knowing eye.

Chorus:
Oh, forest dwellers, wild and free,
In your realm, what wonders we see.
With every rustle, with every call,
You remind us of nature's thrall.

Verse 2:
In the shadows of the trees, where the shadows dance,
Lives the wise old owl, in his nightly trance.
With feathers soft and eyes so bright,
He watches over the forest, through the darkest night.

Chorus:
Oh, forest dwellers, wild and free,
In your realm, what wonders we see.
With every rustle, with every call,
You remind us of nature's thrall.

Bridge:
In the babbling brooks and the rivers wide,
Swim the fish and otters, side by side.
Their playful antics, a sight to behold,
In the waters clear and cold.

Verse 3:
Among the branches, where the leaves sway,
Live the squirrels, in their frolic and play.
With acorns gathered and nests up high,
They chase and scamper under the sky.

Chorus:
Oh, forest dwellers, wild and free,
In your realm, what wonders we see.
With every rustle, with every call,
You remind us of nature's thrall.

Outro:
So here's to the creatures of the forest deep,
In their home, where secrets keep.
For in their world, we find our own,
In the wilderness, where we're never alone.