I Wish You Would

Train · Drops Of Jupiter

Sleepless nights and endless days
And all I do is promise to change my ways
Leave the lights on, you know IÂ’ll pretend youÂ’re on youÂ’re way
You used to say that thereÂ’s a time we all deserve to lose our minds
So I lost my mind now IÂ’m ready to find my way

Back home
Today
To stay
The way you wished I would
And I swear
To stay
The way you wished I would

I donÂ’t know if IÂ’m gonna have to redesign my mind
But tonight I made a wish and I so hope that it comes true
Cause itÂ’s been too long without you
ItÂ’s been too long

Come home
Today
To stay
The way you wished I would
And I swear
To stay
The way I wish you would

Düdüdüdüm,Düdüdüdüm

And even if I left it all behind
ThereÂ’d be reason to come back
And even though I left you far behind
I always thought that youÂ’d come here to find me
Come find me

I donÂ’t know if I can wait this long
To be what I used to be
And I donÂ’t think I can wait much longer
For the tide to come back to me
Come back to me

Back home
Today
To stay
The way I wish you would
And I swear
To stay
The way I wish you would
The way I wish you would

I Wish You Would

Released on Train's 2001 album Drops Of Jupiter, "I Wish You Would" stands as a defining track of the band's indie rock evolution. The song blends the group's signature acoustic guitar-driven melodies with a driving rhythm section, capturing the emotional vulnerability characteristic of their early work. Its lyrical themes of longing and unrequited affection resonate deeply within the alternative rock landscape of the early 2000s. As a staple of the album, the recording showcases the band's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that balance melancholy with infectious energy, cementing their status as a major force in modern rock music.