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    "Wish You Would (Acoustic)"genre: Indie
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    Credits: Recorded at Studio 51 by Brad Baerwald, vox and all instruments by Dan McMullen

    Lyrics
    I'm wearing nothing save this stupid grin
    I keep on trying to speak but you won't let me win
    I hear the stupid clock ticking from within
    This is what I felt, what I know, this is what I hid

    I wish you would
    Take my hand in yours
    I'd be back for good
    Lord, I wish you would

    I keep on looking for something to be wrong
    You know it kills me when the words you sing are not from my song
    I don't know why you go far away
    But I don't want to be low so I pretend that you say

    CHORUS

    We had it so good
    I didn't appreciate, not that I should
    Now I've wasted a year
    I'm back on the floor and I bought what I feared

    CHORUS

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