Do you remember me?
I sat upon your knee;
I wrote to you
With childhood fantasies.
Well, I'm all grown-up now,
And still need help somehow.
I'm not a child,
But my heart still can dream.
So here's my life-long wish,
My grown-up Christmas list.
Not for myself,
But for a world in need.
No more lives torn apart,
That wars would never start,
And time would heal all hearts.
And everyone would have a friend,
And right would always win,
And love would never end.
This is my grown-up Christmas list.
As children we believed
The grandest sight to see
Was something lovely
Wrapped beneath our tree.
Well Heaven surely knows
That packages and bows
Can never heal
A hurting human soul.
No more lives torn apart,
That wars would never start,
And time would heal all hearts.
And everyone would have a friend,
And right would always win,
And love would never end.
This is my grown-up Christmas list.
What is this illusion called the innocence of youth?
Maybe only in our blind belief can we ever find the truth.
No more lives torn apart,
That wars would never start,
And time would heal all hearts.
And everyone would have a friend,
And right would always win,
And love would never end, oh.
This is my grown-up Christmas list.
If you find some error in Grown-Up Christmas List Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You.
Thanks to Annie Liang (whitebabuangel@hotmail.com) for submitting the lyrics.
Review about Grown-Up Christmas List Grown-Up Christmas List Lyrics | Reviewer: Kadi | 11/8/2007
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What is this illusion called the innocence of youth?
Maybe only in our blind belief can we ever find the truth.
It isn't in the song.Can you change that please?
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