One Wish

James Cottriall · Other Songs - James Cottriall

I know there's gotta be more than this

Is there something that I've missed?

If I had only one wish it's you.

Sometimes I think it's true

I've gotta pay the price for what I do.

If I had only one wish it's you.



Maybe I've been holding on for too long.

Everything I do is just so wrong.

If it's all so bad then why ain't you gone?

Darling either way I'll be singing my song.



I know there's gotta be more than this

Is there something that I've missed?

If I had only one wish it's you.

Sometimes I think it's true

I've gotta pay the price for what I do.

If I had only one wish it's you.



Well, every day is just the same.

I'm sick of your lies and the crazy games.

You've gotta stop before I go insane.

Darling I can't take much more of this pain.



I know there's gotta be more than this

Is there something that I've missed?

If I had only one wish it's you.

Sometimes I think it's true

I've gotta pay the price for what I do.

If I had only one wish it's you.



I'm telling you now if things don't change

I'm gonna be going home alone tonight.

I'm telling you now I'll be one step ahead of you

There's nothing you can do.



I know there's gotta be more than this

Is there something that I've missed?

If I had only one wish it's you.

Sometimes I think it's true

I've gotta pay the price for what I do.

If I had only one wish it's you.

[x2]



If I had only one wish it's you.

[x3]

About One Wish

James Cottriall's "One Wish" stands as a poignant song in his discography, reflecting the emotive depth characteristic of his solo recordings. The track exemplifies his ability to craft intimate narratives that resonate with listeners seeking connection and hope. While specific album placements vary across his releases, the song maintains a consistent sonic identity within his broader catalogue, often blending acoustic textures with melodic sensibilities that define his musical approach. Released under the English genre classification, the recording captures a moment of personal reflection, aligning with themes found in Cottriall's other works such as "Keep On Trying" and "A Little Love Song." The composition invites contemplation on aspirations and resilience, serving as a standalone piece that showcases his talent for storytelling through melody and arrangement. It remains a notable example of his contribution to contemporary folk and singer-songwriter traditions.