The Voyage
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The Voyage
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There's a ship that is patiently waiting
For me on the shore
And the winds, they are eager to take me
Where none been before
I can hear the winds calling out my name
If I go then I know that it will be
To never return
I can't get back what I leave behind me
All my bridges have burned
I can hear the sea roars out my name
Oh no, he waves are getting higher
Oh no, do I dare to go
Oh well, despite this nasty weather
Yes, yes, I'll go
Left my fate in the hands of the deep sea
As my voyage's begun
I don't know where the winds want to take me
I sail towards the sun
I can hear the winds calling out my
I can hear the sea roars out my name
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Who performs "The Voyage"?
Wolf performs "The Voyage", and this lyric page sits inside the Wolf catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Desert Caravan and Across The Great Divide with a short reason for opening each page next.
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