Have you wondered,
What it could be like,
And I was all set to come back home.
You were after nothing I could give long.
Have you ever wondered,
What it could be like,
And I was standing back on my feet.
There's nothing there,
So now you want better

And I know I should have held you closer,
And I know I should have treated you better,
In a perfect world,
But we're not always,
What we promised to be.
You caught my words in mid-air.
The silence hung as you caught my eye,
Conversations locked away in my mind.

I know I should have held you closer,
I know I should have treated you better.

And I know I should have treated you better
And I know I should have treated you better
I know I should have treated you better

Have you wondered,
What it could be like,
And I was all set to come back home.
You were after nothing I could give long.
Have you ever wondered,
What it could be like,
And I standing back on my feet.
There's nothing there,
So we were better.

And I know I should have held you closer,
And I know I should have treated you better,
In a perfect world,
But we're not always what we promised to be.
You caught my words in mid-air,
The silence hung as you caught my eye,
Conversations locked away in my mind.

I know I should have held you closer,
I know I should have treated you better.

And I know I should have treated you better
And I know I should have treated you better


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Wonder Lyrics as written by Leighton Callou Daniel Matthew Harley

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