Born To Wander

Wandering Hearts: Jack Wood's Journey of Freedom and Love
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Lyrics

Well I hear that lonesome whistle blow

Expressing awareness of a distant, melancholic sound (whistle), signaling an impending departure.

I'll soon begone to before I know

Anticipating a departure to an unknown destination soon, suggesting a lack of control or certainty.

I'll leave my love and I don't know why?

Leaving a loved one without understanding the reason behind the decision, expressing confusion or internal conflict.


I know I'll make her cry

Acknowledging the emotional impact of the departure, anticipating that it will cause the loved one to cry.


I been so long in this old town

Reflecting on a prolonged stay in a familiar place (town), hinting at a struggle to settle down.

I tried my best to settle down

Trying earnestly to establish roots or stability but facing challenges in doing so.

But deep within the soul of me

Acknowledging an internal conflict within the speaker's soul, indicating a need for personal freedom.

I know I must be free

Expressing a deep-seated realization that personal freedom is essential despite the desire to settle down.


I was born to wander travel over yonder

Declaring a fundamental inclination or destiny to wander, travel, and explore distant places.

Through the open roads and the sky above

Describing the journey through open roads and the sky, suggesting a nomadic and adventurous spirit.

I could never stop like than old spinning top

Comparing oneself to a spinning top that can't stop, emphasizing the inability to be stationary or tied down.

Without a home, without love

Highlighting a life without a permanent home or love, emphasizing the transient nature of the speaker's existence.


Now I see the blinking sky above

Observing the sky while on the road away from love, possibly indicating a contemplative or reflective mood.

I'm on that road going from my love

Confirming the act of being on a journey, physically moving away from the speaker's love.

She knows now it could never be

Recognizing that the relationship can never be, accepting the reality of an irreparable separation.

My heart and soul are free

Affirming that the speaker's heart and soul are free, emphasizing the value placed on personal liberty over a romantic connection.


Well I was born to wander travel over yonder

Reiterating the intrinsic inclination to wander, reinforcing the idea of a life filled with exploration and movement.

Through the open roads and the sky above

Revisiting the description of the journey through open roads and the sky, emphasizing the continuous exploration.

I could never stop like than old spinning top

Reemphasizing the inability to stop, likening oneself to a spinning top, reinforcing the theme of perpetual motion.

Without a home without love

Restating the absence of a permanent home or love, concluding the song with the central theme of a wandering and love-free existence.

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