Wings of the Night [ft. Virginia Brunvand]

Our third single, which we see as the sequel to "The Point was not Pleasant," this song carries the lore of Chief Cornstalk up to the 1960s and the events of the Silver Bridge collapse. A mysterious winged creature flutters over the happenings...
We're happy to welcome our longtime friend, Virginia Brunvand, to lend us her vocals!
Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
In the small town of Point Pleasant
Where shadows dance underneath the moonlight
A legend was born, a chilling sight
The Mothman emerged from the depths of the night
[Verse 2]
Red eyes ablaze, wings wide and white
Terrors whispered, fears took flight
Two young couples trembled with fright
As they crossed paths with the creature of the night
[Verse 3]
A slender figure, standing tall
Muscular and dark against the midnight sprawl
Its hypnotic gaze held them in thrall
As it chased them down the road with a haunting call
[Chorus]
Oh wings of the night
What is Point Pleasant's plight?
Is Cornstalk's curse still hanging tight?
[Verse 4]
In the heartland, a bridge of silver stood tall
Spanning the Ohio River, connecting two walls
But beneath the surface, secrets hidden in the night
Mothman's eyes, a harbinger of a terrifying plight
[Chorus]
Oh wings of the night
What is Point Pleasant's plight?
Is Cornstalk's curse still hanging tight
[Verse 5]
Whispers in the darkness, sightings in the sky
A creature with wings, no answers to why
The legend grew, spreading tales of fear
While the bridge stood strong, oblivious, it appeared
[Verse 6]
But tragedy struck on that fateful night
The Silver Bridge collapsed, swallowed by fright
Mothman's presence, a sign they failed to heed
In the face of destiny, the bridge gave in to its need
[Chorus]
Oh wings of the night
What is Point Pleasant's plight?
Is Cornstalk's curse still hanging tight?
[Verse 7]
Cornstalk cursed the valley
The settlers failed to heed it;
Mothman forshadowed doom
They thought they didn't need it;
May Point Pleasant turn to the King
To Him alone may they deed it.