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Maybe I'll have a wife and kids Maybe someday.... Maybe I could have a son Play football in the backyard Or take my daughter fishin', and when she turns 15 teach her how to drive a car When I grow old and they've all left home I want to lay beside my wife and talk about the old times, remember all the good times.
Maybe I'll have a wife and kids. Maybe Some day. Maybe I could have a son. Play football in the back yard. Take my daughter fishing and when she turns fifteen teach her how to drive a car. When I grow old and they've all left home I wanna lay beside my wife and talk about the old times remember all the good times.
Swing me. Let me show you what I did" I still dream about that look on a woman's face That says I love you through the good, the bad, the sunshine or the rain Sometimes I wish I had someone to share my life with Maybe I'll have a wife and kids Maybe someday.... Sometimes I wish I had someone to share my life with Maybe I'll have a wife and kids ...
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Swing me. Let me show you what I did". I still dream about that look on a woman's face. That says I love you through the good, the bad, the sunshine or the rain. Sometimes I wish I had someone to share my life with. Maybe I'll have a wife and kids. Maybe someday.... Maybe I could have a son. Play football in the backyard.
Lyrics to "Wife And Kids" by KENNY CHESNEY: Everybody thinks I've got it all / Nobody really does, do they? / I've got more than I deserve, more than I ever dreamed / But there's always a price you pay / It's been an amazing road / I've been blessed, I know / But at the end of the day I go home alone / I still hope...
Kenny Chesney’s “Wife And Kids” encapsulates the universal desire for love, companionship, and a sense of belonging. The song highlights the importance of family and the joy that comes from sharing one’s life with a partner and children. It serves as a reminder to appreciate the connections we have and to never take them for granted.
