The Wolf

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Artist : Mumford And Sons
Song : The Wolf
Album : Wilder Mind 2015  
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[INTRO]
D   Em   Bm- x2
[VERSE]
GWide eyed
With a heart made fulAl of frightBm  
Your eyes follow like tAracers in the nightD  
And the Gtightrope
That you wander Aevery timeBm  
You have been weighed you have beAen found wantingD  
[CHORUS]
F#mBeen Gwondering for dDays, how you felt me slip your mind
F#mLeave behGind your wanton Dways, I wanna learn to love in kind
F#mCause you are aGll I eAver lBmonged fDor
[INTERLUDE]
D   Em   Bm- x2
[VERSE]
GShelter
You better keep the wolf back frAom the doBmor
He wanders ever clAoser every nightD  
GAnd how he waits bAaying for Bmblood
I promised you everythAing would be fineD  
[CHORUS]
F#mBeen Gwondering for dDays, how you felt me slip your mind
F#mLeave behGind your wanton Dways, I wanna learn to love in kind
F#mCause you are aGll I eAver lBmonged fDor
[INSTRUMENTAL]
D   Em   Bm- x2
[BRIDGE]
DHold my gEmaze lBmove. you know I want to let it go
DWe will sEmtare dBmown, at the wonder of it all
And DI-Emi-iBm-i will hold you
And DI-Emi-iBm-i will hold you
[CHORUS]
F#mBeen Gwondering for dDays, how you felt me slip your mind
F#mLeave behGind your wanton Dways, I wanna look you in the eye
F#mCause you are aGll I eAver lBmonged fDor
F#mBeen Gwondering for dDays, how you felt me slip your mind
F#mLeave behGind your wanton Dways, I wanna learn to love in kind
F#mCause you are aGll I eAver lBmonged fDor
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The story behind the song

"The Wolf" is an alternative rock and garage rock song released as the second single from Mumford & Sons' third studio album, Wilder Mind. This track showcases a significant shift in the band's sound, moving away from their heavily folk-inspired roots towards more electric instrumentation. Notably, the banjo, a prominent feature in their earlier work, is absent from this song and the entire Wilder Mind album. The official music video for "The Wolf" was filmed at the 2015 Bonnaroo Music Festival, capturing the band exploring the festival and performing.

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