[Verse] The wishes I wished when I was a girl, Were simple as daisies, no diamonds, no pearls. A house full of laughter, a family of four, I dreamed of contentment, but life wanted more. [Prechorus] A daughter to hold, a son to adore, Yet love turned to ashes, and closed its own door. [Chorus] Oh, the dreams we weave, how they twist, how they turn, The lessons I lived, the truths I had to learn. I loved with my heart, though it came at a cost, The wishes I wished, and the ones I lost. [Verse 2] My girl was my first, like a rose in the spring, With eyes full of wonder, and songs she would sing. My boy was my last, like the sun’s final glow, A spark in the twilight, a love I still know. [Prechorus] But mothers grow weary, and hearts sometimes break, I gave all I could, but it wasn’t enough to take. [Chorus] Oh, the dreams we weave, how they twist, how they turn, The lessons I lived, the truths I had to learn. I loved with my heart, though it came at a cost, The wishes I wished, and the ones I lost.
