I Wish
I wish I had some money so I could go mad
Because when I'm skint, I'm ever so sad
Until I remember there's much more to life
Than scraping for money, trouble and strife
There's happiness, health, and a bed for the night
A roof, some food, although money's tight
A husband who loves me, a family who care
A lot of good friends all willing to share
My problems and heartaches, my ups and my downs
Then I count my blessings, and life turns around
I've treasures in plenty. a casket of jewels
So I really don't wish I'd won the pools
For money is gone, as fast as it's got
I'd rather just settle for my little lot.
Peom by Barbara Jones
Copyright The Bentilean 1999
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