(Verse 1) Stand alone, walk through dust and stone, One path to follow, one heart to own. No hands to hold, no words to lend, I walk my road without a friend. (Chorus) I am bound to the Wanderer’s Code, On silent trails and heavy roads. Each step I take, each vow I keep, In shadows wide, in silence deep. (Verse 2) Promises made, I see them through, Not to the world, but to the few. A word to myself is a bond I hold, An oath of iron, an edge of cold. (Chorus) I am bound to the Wanderer’s Code, On silent trails and heavy roads. Each step I take, each vow I keep, In shadows wide, in silence deep. (Verse 3) Once, I believed in mercy’s hand, To give the wicked a final stand. But hearts grow hard when turned away, And mercy’s light begins to fray. (Chorus) I am bound to the Wanderer’s Code, On silent trails and heavy roads. Each step I take, each vow I keep, In shadows wide, in silence deep. (Verse 4) The past is buried, left behind, A fractured chain, a faded line. I’ll judge you not by where you’ve been, But by the weight of present sin. (Chorus) I am bound to the Wanderer’s Code, On silent trails and heavy roads. Each step I take, each vow I keep, In shadows wide, in silence deep. (Bridge) Endure alone, the storm will pass, With scars of stone and heart of glass. When hardships come, I brace the tide, For in myself, I will confide. (Verse 5) Help the worthy, spare the rest, For mercy given is mercy pressed. Not all deserve the hand I bear, Not all are worth the weight I share. (Final Chorus) I am bound to the Wanderer’s Code, On silent trails and heavy roads. Each step I take, each vow I keep, In shadows wide, in silence deep. (Outro) So I walk alone, in dusk or dawn, One set of prints where I have gone. The Wanderer’s Code, a path I tread, A solemn oath until I’m dead.