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Wishes Like Rain
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I wish that I was a little bit taller
Or maybe instead just a little bit smaller
I wish that someday I will be stronger
If wishes fell like rain, then call me a storm
I wish that I was good enough
If only I believed that I had the right stuff
Then maybe I wouldn’t have to act so tough
If wishes fell like rain, then call me a storm
I wish you a Merry Christmas
That the whole wide world could be free from sickness
That I weren’t so wrapped up in my own weirdness
If wishes fell like rain, then call me a storm
I wish that Grandpas never died
That no one that I love had ever cried
With a sound too soft to hear, all creation sighed
If wishes fell like rain, then call me a storm
If wishes fell like rain, then certainly I am a storm
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Summer Madness
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If you want more luck, take more chances
Hear the birds singing with summer madness
Sunshine golden as champagne on my face
Feels like nothing bad can happen in this place
Every day the universe composes you a song
Waiting and hopeful that you will sing along
Try your luck, take a chance... enjoy the dance
Your inner child; let her tickle your soul
You can’t change things that you can’t control
So smile like you know a secret
That’s yours alone, so shout or whisper it
Quick wits make you a victim
Fear stops us, not slow wisdom
Every day the universe composes you a song
Waiting and hopeful that you will sing along
Try your luck, take a chance... enjoy the dance
Every day the universe composes you a song
Waiting and hopeful that you will sing along
Try your luck, take a chance... enjoy the dance
Try your luck, take a chance... enjoy the dance
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Slower Than Christmas
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My Grandma said I was slower than Christmas
And you never know what’s cooking in someone else’s pot
At the corner of Memory Lane and a backroad
Wanting just a little more on top of all I’ve got.
To believe in something patient as sunrise
Go down that rabbit hole
Wrap your mind around the possibilities
Do something good for your soul
In a tiny house, taped to a ribbon road
Her coffee grows inconveniently cold
The sound of rain on the metal roof
So much laundry that needs controlled
To believe in something patient as sunrise
Go down that rabbit hole
Wrap your mind around the possibilities
Do something good for your soul
She had a temper short as summer,
Smiled a shattered smile
She looked through me like a smeary window
Time felt timeless awhile
To believe in something patient as sunrise
Go down that rabbit hole
Wrap your mind around the possibilities
Do something good for your soul
Wrap your mind around the possibilities
Do something good for your soul
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Kathy Folkulele Peoria, Illinois
Singer-Songwriter. Ukulele Enthusiast. Lo-Fi Indie Folk.
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