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It's 2 AM In your car Windows down, you pass my street The memories start. You say it's in the past You drive straight ahead You're thinking that I hate you now 'Cause you still don't know what I never said. I wish you would come back Wish I never hung up the phone like I did, I Wish you knew that I'd never forget you as long as I live, and I Wish you were right here, right now, it's all good ...
I wish you knew that I miss you too much to be mad anymore I wish you were right here, right now, it's all good I wish you would You always knew how to push my buttons You give me everything and nothing This mad mad love makes you come running To stand back where you stood I wish you would, I wish you would (I wish you would, I wish you would)
It's 2 A.M. in your car. Windows down, you pass my street, the memories start. You say it's in the past, you drive straight ahead. You're thinking that I hate you now. 'Cause you still don't know what I never said. [Chorus] I wish you would come back. Wish I never hung up the phone like I did, I. Wish you knew that.
Wish - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary
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Estás pensando que te ahora te odio. 'Cause you still don't know what I never said. Porque aun no sabes lo que nunca dije. chorus. I wish you would come back. Desearía que volvieras. Wish I never hung up the phone like I did, I wish you knew that. Desearía nunca haber colgado el teléfono como lo hice, ojalá lo supieras.
This song finds Taylor regretting the way she broke up with an ex-lover. A part of her wishes he would run back to her and, maybe, they will get back together. It sends a completely different message to the commitment-phobic beau in "All You Had to Do Was Stay." Taylor told Rolling Stone the song is about an ex who bought a house two blocks ...
