If I had a hundred wishes
And only one of them could come true
I would wish that, over this distance
I could be right there, now, with you
Could we be in France again?
Dance beneath the olive trees
Lingering bodies on a deserted beach
Moon above to catch the breeze
In the night, I see you still
Darkened hair and a tender smile
Leaning out of the window sill
Clutching roses all the whild
Could we be in Spain again?
Dance beneath the olive trees
Mingling bodies on a deserted beach
Moon above to catch the breeze
If I had a hundred wishes
And only one of them could come true
I would wish that, over this distance
I could be right there, now, with you
Do you remember the the summer grand
We took to the coast of Clare
Heard the ocean warm the rocks
Listened to the music there
Could we be in Ireland again?
Dance beneath the oak trees
Mingling bodies on a deserted beach
Moon above to catch the breeze
If I had a hundred wishes
And only one of them could come true
I would wish that, over this distance
I could be right there, now, with you
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