Wild Stranger
Unveiling the Soul: Wild Stranger's Search for Identity
Lyrics
Hey wild stranger
Addressing an unknown person as a wild and unfamiliar individual
Tell me your beliefs
Asking for the beliefs or principles held by the addressed person
I know they’re in there somewhere
Acknowledging the existence of the person's beliefs
Whatever they may be
Acknowledging that those beliefs could vary
Do you live with conviction
Asking if the person lives guided by strong beliefs
Or hold to no code
Asking if the person doesn't adhere to any specific principles or rules
Hey wild stranger
Repeating the address to the mysterious individual
When there’s danger
Inquiring about the actions taken in perilous situations
Where do you go
Seeking information about where the individual goes when faced with danger
Hey wild stranger
Reiterating the call to the unknown person
Where is your heart now
Questioning the emotional whereabouts of the addressed person
It seems to beat so quiet
Observing the apparent subdued nature of the person's feelings or passion
I forget that it’s around
Forgetting or not noticing the person's emotional presence due to its subtle expression
Perhaps it fell off somewhere
Suggesting that the person may have lost their emotional depth or passion somewhere
Reckless along the road
Imagining the person's reckless behavior or emotional detachment
Hey wild stranger
Repeating the address to the mysterious individual
When there’s danger
Repeating the inquiry about actions in dangerous situations
Where do you go
Reiterating the query about where the individual goes when in danger
Wild stranger you do look like
Comparing the addressed person to a past acquaintance
A friend I used to know
Recognizing similarities between the current person and a past friend
Though he was stronger
Noting differences in strength and freedom between the two individuals
And free from all you seem to know
Observing that the addressed person seems to possess more knowledge or awareness
Wild stranger if it’s true
Expressing uncertainty about the person's identity as the past friend
That you're the friend that I once knew
Requesting the person to provide something trustworthy or believable
Give me something to believe
Asking for any kind of substantial information or belief
Just give me anything
Desiring any form of conviction or truth from the addressed person
Hey wild stranger
Repeating the address to the mysterious individual
We used to be good friends
Recalling a past friendship with the addressed person
But over time, time together
Noting the decrease in time spent together over the years
Less and less we’d spend
Observing the diminishing frequency of interaction
And nowadays you’ve learned to hate
Stating that the addressed person has developed animosity towards the speaker
The friend you used to know
Highlighting the addressed person's disdain towards their past self or connection
Hey wild stranger
Repeating the address to the mysterious individual
When there’s danger
Reiterating the inquiry about actions in dangerous situations
Where do you go
Repeating the query about where the individual goes when in danger
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