The Wanderer
Journey Beyond: A Melodic Tale of Departure and Return
Lyrics
And if you choose to leave now
The speaker acknowledges that if the listener decides to depart now, a part of the speaker will go with them.
Than you leave with a part of me
Reiterating the sentiment that the departing individual takes a piece of the speaker with them.
So do me a favor and if you should cross the sea
The speaker requests a favor: if the listener travels across the sea, they should display to it beautiful sights such as sunsets, stars, and more.
Show it the view and the sunset and stars
The speaker extends the favor, asking the listener to give the sea a tour of celestial bodies like Saturn and Mars.
And give it a tour around Saturn and Mars
Continuing the request, asking the listener to complete the tour and then make one more request.
And before you are done and your journey is through
The speaker's final favor is for the listener, if the conditions are favorable and the journey not overly extended, to return with a collection of songs.
I have one more favor I am asking of you
The listener is urged to showcase what lies beyond, narrate a story, and convey a feeling of going away.
If the weather is good and the way not to long
The speaker expresses a sense of departure, possibly indicating a willingness to leave or to bid farewell.
Please bring it back, with a package of songs
Contemplation about feeling remorseful or regretful regarding the departure or situation.
Show what's beyond
Questioning what actions the speaker would take if the listener has already departed.
No, tell me a story
A reflection on the listener having crossed a boundary or moved on from a situation.
I think I am going
A repetition of the prior line, indicating a focus on the aftermath of the listener's departure.
And how to feel sorry
Expressing thoughts on the conclusion of the story or situation, possibly hinting at a sense of closure.
What would I do
Wondering if the listener currently thinks about the speaker and their shared experiences.
Now that you have crossed over
Requesting the listener to describe the sensation of freedom experienced after leaving.
What would I do
Asking if the actions taken by the listener have resulted in obtaining anything meaningful or substantial.
Now,the story is over
Questioning the value or worth of persisting and striving toward a goal or uphill battle.
Maybe your currently thinking of me
The speaker contemplates the listener's journey and the possibility of having obtained insights or experiences.
Tell me about how it feels to be free
Asking for a description of the sensation of liberation and the pursuit of desired actions or goals.
Do the things that you are gathered
Inquiring if the listener's efforts have brought anything of significance or value.
Bring you anything still
Pondering whether the struggles and efforts invested in reaching a goal have been worthwhile.
Was it worth to keep pushing
Reflecting on the listener's journey and the challenges faced while striving for a goal or ascent.
Your way up the hill
Questioning the significance or worth of the efforts made to ascend or progress.
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