Wild One
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Wild One
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WILD ONE
Wild One won't you please come home, you've been away too long, will you?
We need you home, we need you near, come back wild one, will you?
How can we live without your love?
You know that could kill you. How can we carry on?
When you are gone my wild one, so you go your way
Wild one I'll try and follow and if you change your mind
I will be waiting here for you tomorrow for I would beg for you
I would steal and I would borrow
I'd do anything, anything at all to end this sorrow
Wild One the gypsies warned of the danger
you can laugh and joke with friends but don't you talk to strangers
Although their offers may be sweet I'd bet and I would wager
away you'll stray and never come back to those who love and made you wild one
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John Norum performs "Wild One", and this lyric page sits inside the John Norum catalog on LyroVerse.
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