Wishful Thinking
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Wishful Thinking
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Baby I don't mind calling you baby
I'll watch the stars and just maybe I'll see you
Sometime I'd like to watch the sunrise
And see you looking at these eyes
Wouldn't you
Would you miss me if you wanted to see me?
Would you steal your parents car keys?
Think of a time when I can buy you a big diamond ring
I'll try
I'll try
Crowds they won't stop getting in our way still
I'd hate to dwell on a bad day
So I steer my ship on course for you dear
And suddenly lose all this fear
Would you miss me if you wanted to see me?
Would you steal your parents car keys?
Think of a time when I can buy you a big diamond ring
I'll try
I'll try
Baby I don't mind calling you baby
I'll watch the stars and just maybe I'll see you
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Judd and Maggie performs "Wishful Thinking", and this lyric page sits inside the Judd and Maggie catalog on LyroVerse.
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