Wishing (BBC)
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Wishing (BBC)
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Wishing that I could see you every day
Wishing that I could steal your heart away
Dreaming of the time I can hold you tight
Wishing that the time would come tonight
I been hopin' all along things would turn out right
If I could find a wishing star then I would spend the ni-i-ight
Wishing that I could see you every day
Wishing that I could steal your heart away
I been hopin' all along things would turn out right
If I could find a wishing star then I would spend the ni-i-ight
Wishing that I could see you every day
Wishing that I could steal your heart away
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Richard Thompson performs "Wishing (BBC)", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Thompson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bogie's bonnie belle and A heart needs a home with a short reason for opening each page next.
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