Wildwood
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Wildwood
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Idle eyes
I am alone and need you to be kind
Do you have time to tell me pretty lies?
Idle eyes
Honey dew
I'm looking for someone else just like you
I need a lover who doesn't need truth
I need you
And like the thickest moss, you have grown on me
Just more proof I've been static for too long
Can you still hear my song?
My song
Forest fire
It is the worst parts of you I admire
Tell me that you will be mine in a while
Wild fire
Mockingbird
It is all true, all the things that you've heard
I have fought battles with nothing but words
Wildwood
And like a wildflower, you have grown on me
Just more proof I've been waiting for too long
Can you still hear my song?
My song
Wildwood
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Keaton Henson performs "Wildwood", and this lyric page sits inside the Keaton Henson catalog on LyroVerse.
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