The Wander
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The Wander
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I am a stranger
A wander in the sea
A man with no purpose
With too thought to think
Once I had a family
Now I live with the wind
Looking for a presence
That is gonna tell me
Look into my eyes
See what I can see
Your life you offer me
Sins you left behind
Ways you used to live
Your life you offer me
I have heard some stories
A man from the sky
They say where he lives
You won't hear a cry
Once I had a family
Now I live with the wind
Looking for a presence
That is gonna tell me
Look into my eyes
See what I can see
Your life you offer me
Sins you left behind
Ways you used to live
Your life you offer me
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Two Wolves performs "The Wander", and this lyric page sits inside the Two Wolves catalog on LyroVerse.
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