The Wilderness
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The Wilderness
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The wilderness has me tonight
I've fallen prey, i'm in her sight
She watches me like a hawk
The wilderness has me tonight
Too many nights i lie awake
Staring at the ceiling
Staring into her eyes
Searching for the right door
Searching for peace of mind
So here i lie
Waiting for the morning to come
Waiting here for my dreams
Let me go
The wilderness has me tonight
She's keeping me in her sight
I'm trying to escape her claw
The wilderness has me tonight
Too many nights i lie awake
Staring at the ceiling, staring into her eyes
Searching for the right door
Searching for peace of mind
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Howling Bells performs "The Wilderness", and this lyric page sits inside the Howling Bells catalog on LyroVerse.
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