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Wild and Free


a.He lived wild and free, without a worry

b.He lived out of the city and avoided a soul.

a.Swish, Swish, it went as he heard the wind quite sturdy.

 

a.The more he drank his vision became blurry.

b.He has lost his life and had no control.

a.He lived wild and free, without a worry.

 

a.His life hung before a knife, but no longer was he in a hurry.

b.He looked out into the nature but it was dark as coal.

a. Swish, Swish, it went as he heard the wind quite sturdy.

 

a. He wanted to be alone, but never has he felt so lonely.

b. Oh how he whimper the name of the love he lost, Ado.

a. He lived wild and free, without a worry.

 

a. Little did he know that his end was coming in a hurry.

b. All he could do now is look out the window and try to remember what is was like to feel whole.

a. Swish, Swish, it went as he heard the wind quite sturdy.

 

a. The life he once knew was slowly fading and everything he did he truly was sorry.

b. The last day he spent was the last day even nature got his hold.

a. He lived wild and free, without a worry.

a. Swish, Swish, it went as he heard the wind quite sturdy.


 

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