Wandering Man

I was walking down the streets of business men and cheats

At the bars men were drinking while women folded their sheets

She was walking down my line, revolution was in the air

Everybody was to say she's mine, but no man could even think to care

I won't stop walking through this land

I'm a wandering man

I betrayed myself and nothing goes to plan

I'm a wandering man

She just moved from a different city when we first met

We were young and she was pure and

Pretty and she took me wherever she went

But we grew apart like it was meant to be, I wasn't old enough to mind

I never knew what I would miss, I was like a spoiled child

I was always looking up to the stars after I'd worked my shifts

Lived a life filled with broken guitars and making unfinished gifts

Then the borderline came shockingly and we rarely did ever talk

Then she traveled over the sea and all alone I now walk

I went to a local meeting place betraying all of my beliefs

I had a mask covering my face, I was just out there to release

Then she whispered in my ear: "Do you want to leave this joint?

I wonder how you've come to appear

In this place that just disappoints"

The music tangled up my ears, but I yet felt satisfied

She talked about her lost affairs

That disappeared in front of her eyes

She says she likes to write poems about her feeling to be free

But when midnight came to an end, she left it all up to me

We lived to be a couple for a while

But we were destined to someone else

We decided to leave each other behind right after the day ends

So I got a job as a circus clown, continuing my role

Living a life filled with many frowns and a desire for soul