AWK - Dealing with spaces in the last column of output from wmctrl

As a first project for learning awk , I wanted to reformat the output of the wmctrl command, which can be installed like this in Debian 11: sudo apt install wmctrl To list information about all the windows I have open, I run this command: wmctrl -lpG Sample Output: 0x0120002b 4 7 2 157 3836 2068 my-pc window - AWK - Dealing with spaces in the last column of output from wmctrl - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange — Firefox I never can remember what each column means, in the command above, so I wanted to break it apart into name/value pairs, using AWK: wmctrl -lpG | awk '{print "----------------------\nWindow ID: " $1 "\nDesktop Number: " $2 "\nProcess ID: " $3 "\nx-offset: " $4 "\ny-offset: " $5 "\nwidth: " $6 "\nheight: " $7 "\nMachine Name: " $8 "\nWindow Title: " $9}' Sample Output: ---------------------- Window ID: 0x0120002b Desktop Number: 4 Process ID: 7 x-offset: 2 y-offset: 134 width: 3836 height: 2068 Machine Name: my-pc Window Title: window Desired Output: ---------------------- Window ID: 0x0120002b Desktop Number: 4 Process ID: 7 x-offset: 2 y-offset: 134 width: 3836 height: 2068 Machine Name: my-pc Window Title: window - AWK - Dealing with spaces in the last column of output from wmctrl - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange — Firefox However, I'm having trouble figuring out how to handle the **9th Column** outputted by wmctrl -lpG (because the 9th column contains spaces). Notice that I'm only getting the **first word** of the window title **instead of the whole window title**. Is there an easy way to remedy this issue?