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Jockey Fridge - Wish for Care (Remastered) Lyrics



Jockey Fridge - Wish for Care (Remastered) Lyrics




She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a mountain near my home town
Sometimes snow and sometimes stone
Above and below the sun

She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a river which flows both ways
When it's low it flows towards me
When it rains it flows away

There is a book which lies there broken
Scattered pictures on the floor
When the past is woken, close the door

She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a heart
Won't stop
Sounding closer day by day
There is a heart
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She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a mountain near my home town
Sometimes snow and sometimes stone
Above and below the sun

She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a river which flows both ways
When it's low it flows towards me
When it rains it flows away

There is a book which lies there broken
Scattered pictures on the floor
When the past is woken, close the door

She cannot wish for any more
She cannot wish for care
She cannot have her home again
She cannot find those years

There is a heart
Won't stop
Sounding closer day by day
There is a heart
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Writer: Mike Wheadon
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Jockey Fridge - Wish for Care (Remastered) Video
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Performed By: Jockey Fridge
Length: 4:47
Written by: Mike Wheadon

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