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Artist/Band:
Vanessa Carlton
Lyrics for Song: Wanted
Lyrics for Album: Be Not Nobody
I have wandered far and wide
For something real something to die for
But I have found you and you do not see
All that is me, all that is true
And I am more than you will see
And I am more than you will need
And I am more than you will see
More than wanted
And as you float the flimsy surface
You should know life lies beneath it
And dont pretend you feel what I feel
For you live illusion and im real
And I am more than you will see
And I am more than you will need
And I am more than you will see
More than wanted
And I am more than you will see
And I am more than you will need
And I am more than you will see
More than wanted
And I know, I know
You like the way you feel when I play
I know, I know
You don't really hear what I say
And I know, I know
You are waiting for something to rain
I know, I know
You wish you could be more than you say
And I am more than you will see
And I am more than you will need
And I am more than you will see
More than wanted
And I am more than you will see
And I am more than you will need
And I am more than you will see
More than wanted
More than you'll love
More than you'll hate
More than you'll have
More than wanted
More than you'll need
More than you'll dream
More than you'll hold
More than wanted
More than you'll crave
More than you'll cherish
More than you'll have
More than wanted
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Wanted - Vanessa Carlton
Vanessa Carlton's "Wanted" stands as a defining track from her 2001 album *Be Not Nobody*, serving as a poignant companion to her signature hit "A Thousand Miles." Released during the height of the internet boom, the song captures the anxiety and anticipation of the digital age, reflecting on the desire to be found and the fear of being forgotten. With its distinctive acoustic guitar work and introspective lyrics, the recording exemplifies the indie-folk sound that characterized Carlton's early career. The track resonates with listeners by exploring universal themes of identity and connection, establishing it as a staple in her discography alongside other notable works from the era. |
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