If I Could Have Anything?

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If I, could wish to have anything, I wouldn’t wish for a million dollars, wouldn’t wish to have an expensive sports car. Why, would I desire a supermodel on my arm, when you’re always, by my side? If I had a wishing well, or could wish upon a star, wish for anything in this world. I would wish for nothing less, than my everything. The love we share, all I will ever need, to live every tomorrow. If I had nothing else, but our love, my heart would be just fine. I don’t, wish to have the world, don’t wish to live forever. I just want, to the end of time, with you. Shoes can be filled, but glass slipper needs, a special kind of love, dreams are made of. The truth is, no one could model a heart, wear love the way you do. Did I mention, my heart has no use, for a mansion. As a matter of fact, let me take that back. I would love, for your heart to be the mansion, where there’s always accommodation. Room for my love, a place where my heart can always feel, at home. Laying breathless, every heartbeat singing; here and now, is our endless love. My heart knowing, if I could have anything, it would always be you!

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