North into the icy gale
The whale, the fish, are leading us astray
Down below, the darkest green
I've seen a world my courage will betray
Waves are crashing, rising to the sky
Dancing with my soul, my head held high

A waking dream swept over me
"Be free," it whispered, "Drift out with the tide
Open up the gates, untie the rope
In hope of finding who's inside"
Clouds are rolling in, my heart beats strong
Thunder, like the rhythm to my song

Whichever way the road shows me
I know the wind will blow me home
A thousand miles, a life at sea
But I will never be alone

Between the devil and the deep
I seek a truth, maybe it is seeking me
And when I see the end, my friend
I know exactly where I want to be
The wind is calling, whispering to me
Singing with the chorus of the sea

Oh, whichever way the road shows me
I know the wind will blow me home
A thousand miles, a life at sea
But I will never be alone

Home, home
Home, home
Home, home
Home, home
(I will never be alone) Home, home
Home, home
(No, I will never be alone) Home, home
Home, home
(No, I will never be alone)

Oh, whichever way the road shows me
I know the wind will blow me home
A thousand miles, a life at sea
But I will never be alone

Well, I know you and who you are
A star, a constellation far above
And I am just a traveler
A gatherer of everything I love
The sun is falling, fading out of sight
The fire inside will guide me through the night

Oh, whichever way the road shows me
I know the wind will blow me home
A thousand miles, a life at sea
But I will never be alone
Yeah, whichever way the road shows me
I know the wind will blow me home
A thousand miles, a life at sea
But I will never be alone
I will never be alone
No, I will never be alone
I will never be alone


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