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John Denver - Postcard From Paris Lyrics

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  • (Webb)
  • Dear friend of mine, the weather's fine. Today I saw some ruins of the Roman world's decline.
  • And I climbed all those Spanish steps, you've heard of them, no doubt.
  • But Rome has lost its glory, I don't know what it's about.
  • I wish you were here (when the shadows fall and all the rushing traffic stills).
  • I wish you were here (And the bells are ringing on the seven hills).
  • I make my way to a small caf, I wonder what you did today.
  • Wish you were here, dear one at home, I just flew in from Rome.
  • And Paris is a postcard, all decked out in color chrome.
  • And so I climbed the Eiffel Tower and prayed at Notre Dame,
  • but I just can't find the romance and I wonder why I came.
  • I wish you were here (On the Champs Elysees, lovers walking hand in hand).
  • I wish you were here (They take one look at me and seem to understand).
  • This city of light is a lovely sight, the first bright star I see tonight.
  • Wish you were here, now I write this from the plane, drinking cheap champagne.
  • Wondering why two people got so far apart.
  • I wish you were here (Here in London where the rain is pouring down).
  • I wish you were here (On this airplane headed back to New York town).
  • I'll never leave you alone again, I'm coming home, but until then,
  • Wish you were here, wish you were here, wish you were here.

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