Scars And Shrapnel Wounds - Fellowship

How many roads must a man walk to live a different life?\nThis one’s already too much (this one’s already too much)\nIn the twilight here, there’s nothing but a galaxy or two\nTo guide me home beneath the stars, amidst the night\n'Cause there’s always things that scream at me from the darkness\nAnd there’s always, yet more wars left to fight\nBut I wouldn’t change this destiny if you asked me\n'Cause isn’t destiny just how we choose to live our lives?\nAll the scars and shrapnel wounds\nWell they ache with every movement\nAnd the battles fought for love are getting harder every day\nBut with just one wish to use\nThis life would be the one thing\nThat I’d wish would never end\nMy heart is beating at a quarter of the speed it used to\nI bruised and beat it myself (I bruised and beat it myself)\nBut it’s stronger now and, oh, somehow adrenaline will come\nRevitalise these sunken eyes that guide me now\n'Cause there’s always things that scream at me from the darkness\nAnd there’s always, yet more wars left to fight\nBut I wouldn’t change this destiny if you asked me\n'Cause isn’t destiny just how we choose to live our lives?\nAll the scars and shrapnel wounds\nWell they ache with every movement\nAnd the battles fought for love are getting harder every day\nBut with just one wish to use\nThis life would be the one thing\nThat I’d wish would never end\nThough the road is long\nAnd hard will come the storms\nI’ll remember every second\nWhen I’m old, whoa\nAll the scars and shrapnel wounds\nWell they ache with every movement\nAnd the battles fought for love are getting harder every day\nBut with just one wish to use\nThis life would be the one thing\nThat I’d wish would never end