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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
David Berkeley
David Berkeley
Vocals
Bill Titus
Bill Titus
Electric Guitar
Jason Crosby
Jason Crosby
Fiddle
Jordan Katz
Jordan Katz
Banjo
Kort McCumber
Kort McCumber
Cello
Mathias Kunzli
Mathias Kunzli
Percussion
Sara Watkins
Sara Watkins
Vocals
Will Robertson
Will Robertson
Organ
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
DAVID FRIEDLAND
DAVID FRIEDLAND
Songwriter

Lyrics

Have you heard that there’s water
some would die to find,
in a well in some forest
can turn more than to wine?
No, don’t think I believe it,
I’m not sure that I do
but lately I have been grasping
for some thing to pull me through.
where’s the wishing well…
I feel like a traveling salesman
Going door to door
Though I don’t like to say it
Sometimes I’ve wanted more
All my life for a lady,
twenty years as one
Then one morning she wakes up,
“George,” she says “we’re done.”
Where’s the wishing well
All those days I spent spinning
other people’s dreams
All those nights I spent sitting,
wondering what it means
Now I’m left building bridges
if only in my mind
Trying hard to cross chasms,
trying to turn back time
Where’s the wishing well…
And if one morning I find it,
here is where I’d start
Build me a bridge that’s forever
between two heads and hearts
Where’s the wishing well…
Is there a wishing well
Where’s the wishing well
If there’s a wishing well…be my wishing well
Written by: DAVID FRIEDLAND
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