Wishing Well - The Walters

Composed by：Charles Ekhaus/Luke Olson/Daniel Wells/Walter Kosner/Liam Jones

I threw a coin in a wishing well

I thought it was free

I wrote you a letter baby

And signed it from me

I'm looking around this town and everything's changed

That old liquor store's been sold away

I see your reflection in every scene

I miss your long brown hair just blowin' for me

Now what do I do

Now that I'm on my own

And who do I call

Now that you've gone away

And I can't sleep when I think of you

You're all that I need

I'm begging you please

And I can't dream when I dream of you

So come back to me

Right where you should be

I threw a coin in a wishing well

I thought it was free

I bought you a diamond ring that you'll never get to keep

If love was a feathered wing

I hope you'd see

There's a whole wide world even if it ain't with me

Now what do I do

Now that I'm on my own

And who do I call

Now that you've gone away

And I can't sleep when I think of you

You're all that I need

I'm begging you please

And I can't dream when I dream of you

So come back to me

Right where you should be

So long to the summer

You were always my friend

So long to my lover

You were there 'til the end

So long to the summer

So long to the summer

You were always my friend

You were always my friend

So long to my lover

So long to my lover

You were there 'til the end

You were there 'til the end

To the summer

So long to the summer

You were always my friend

You were always my friend

So long to my lover

So long to my lover

You were there 'til the end

You were there 'til the end