Lyrics

[Verse]
In a small town by the river's bend,
Old tales and whispers never end,
Fee fi fo fum through the nights' still hum,
Giants roaming where the wild things come.

[Verse 2]
Grandma's porch with the creaking floor,
She'd spin yarns I couldn't ignore,
Of shadows tall and boots so loud,
Shaking roofs, parting clouds.

[Chorus]
Fee fi fo fum, hear 'em come,
From dusk till the morning sun,
In our dreams where the giants roam,
This little town we call our home.

[Verse 3]
Papa worked the land by dawn's first light,
Keeping watch through the eerie night,
He'd say love’s a strength no giant can match,
Hearts can shield and minds can catch.

[Verse 4]
Old barns creak with ancient lore,
Sunlit fields that giants wore,
Children laugh and run so free,
In a land of myth and memory.

[Chorus]
Fee fi fo fum, hear 'em come,
From dusk till the morning sun,
In our dreams where the giants roam,
This little town we call our home.