I sometimes wonder.

I wonder why.

I wonder what I should do today.

I wonder if I hurt Tom's feelings.

I wonder if that's true.

I wonder who invented it.

I wonder who has come.

I wonder what will happen.

I wonder if you understand.

Would they wonder who I was, I thought.

I wonder if I should answer his letter.

I wonder if I can do it again.

What a puzzle I wonder why.

I wonder what happened to Paul.

I wonder why nobody told me.

I wonder what this phrase means.

I wonder when Anne will come.

I wonder where he is hiding.

I wonder if he'll come tonight.

I wonder if he loves me.

I wonder what happened to her.

I wonder if they'll get divorced.

I wonder what happened to him.

When can we eat, I wonder.

I wonder if this is love.

I wonder why he did that.

I wonder what he's up to.

I wonder if Tom likes me.

I wonder what else Tom wants.

And I thought, This is fabulous! I wonder why?

I wonder if I could make my life beautiful.

But still as I wonder, I won't go under.

And I wonder how often that happens.

Milo I wonder how deep it is.

I wonder which way is the shortest.

I wonder why karaoke is so popular.

I wonder if anything happened to him.

I wonder what has happened to her.

I wonder if it will rain tomorrow.

I wonder what happened to his sister.

I wonder if Tom can help us.

I wonder why Tom is so excited.

I wonder what their real objectives are?

To say I wonder is to say I question, I ask.

So when I think of that, I wonder what our grandchildren and our great grandchildren, when they ask themselves that question, I wonder how they will answer.