(Verse 1)

Wild horse, where did you come from,

Out of the wind and the sand?

Your eyes are dark as the desert night,

No man can understand.

You’ve been running free for ages past,

No saddle, no guiding rein—

But there’s a story in your restless heart,

A song of pride and pain.

(Chorus)

Wild horse, don’t fear the tamer,

He’s not come to break your will.

He rides with a heart full of mercy,

And a hand that’s gentle still.

Lay down your fight, let the trust begin,

Let your spirit find its way—

For the wildest heart knows freedom best,

When love has found its stay.

(Verse 2)

They’ve tried to rope you and tie you down,

They’ve thrown their bridles on tight.

You’d rear and strike at every hand,

That tried to steal your right.

But now a new rider has come along,

He whispers instead of commands—

He drops the whip, he sets you free,

And wins your heart with his hands.

(Chorus)

Wild horse, don’t fear the tamer,

He’s not come to break your will.

He rides with a heart full of mercy,

And a hand that’s gentle still.

Lay down your fight, let the trust begin,

Let your spirit find its way—

For the wildest heart knows freedom best,

When love has found its stay.

(Bridge)

To conquer or be conquered,

That’s never been the plan.

It’s not about owning the power,

It’s learning to trust the man.

For beauty and grace walk side by side,

When faith takes hold at last—

And the thunder of hooves on an open plain,

Can echo a love so vast.

(Final Chorus)

Wild horse, you’ve found your partner,

Now ride through the morning sun.

No master and slave, no reins, no chains,

Just two hearts beating as one.

Now the dust will rise where your shadows fall,

And the wind will sing your tune—

Wild horse, your soul’s forever free,

Beneath the silver moon.