[Verse 1] I’ve been wearing the same damn clothes For three damn days Lincoln Nebraska’s got me in a haze The thing about men like you Is you got a lot to say But will you stay? [Pre-Chorus] You say you got my name on your tattoo Opening up doors pulling out chairs look at you You talk to God like I do I think you know the same secrets that I do I’m talking bout [Chorus] Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander All those who wander All those who wander are lost    It’s just wanderlust           [Verse 2] The thing about being on the road Is there’s too much time to think About seasons of old As you pour yourself a drink ’Cause every time I said no It wasn’t quite what I meant If you know what I mean [Pre-Chorus] You say you got my name as your tattoo Pulling out chairs opening doors look at you You talk to people like I do I think you know the same things that I do [Chorus] Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander All those who wander All those who wander are lost    It’s just wanderlust    [Instrumental] / / Look at me and look at you Look at what you made me do Look at me and look at you Bible on your tattoo Look at me and look at you Look at what you made me do Look at me and look at you [Chorus] Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander are lost Not all those who wander All those who wander All those who wander are lost    It’s just wanderlust    [Instrumental] / / / ()

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un sentiment de quête intérieure, où les protagonistes parcourent le monde en cherchant à comprendre leur place. Ils se retrouvent dans des moments de réflexion sur leur passé, tout en se rapprochant de l'autre par des gestes simples et authentiques. Il est question de l'errance, mais pas nécessairement de la perte, suggérant que chaque voyage a sa propre valeur et ses enseignements. Le contexte pourrait résider dans une période de transition, où l'on se sent à la fois perdu et guidé par des forces invisibles, peut-être même spirituelles. Il y a un dialogue avec Dieu qui témoigne d'une recherche plus profonde de sens, tout en soulignant que les rencontres et les émotions vécues sont essentielles sur ce chemin.