Amy Grant My Grown Up Christmas List Lyrics
            Do you remember me
            I sat upon your knee
            I wrote to you
            With childhood fantasies
        
            Well, I'm all grown up now
            And still need help somehow
            I'm not a child
            But my heart still can dream
        
            So here's my lifelong wish
            My grown up christmas list
            Not for myself
            But for a world in need
        
            No more lives torn apart
            That wars would never start
            and wars would never start
            And time would heal all hearts
            And everyone would have a friend
            And right would always win
            And love would never end
            This is my grown up christmas list
        
            As children we believed
            The grandest sight to see
            Was something lovely
            Wrapped beneath our tree
        
            Well heaven only knows
            That packages and bows
            Can never heal
            A hurting human soul
        
            No more lives torn apart
            That wars would never start
            And time would heal all hearts
            And everyone would have a friend
            And right would always win
            And love would never end
            This is my grown up christmas list
        
            What is this illusion called the innocence of youth
            Maybe only in our blind belief can we ever find the truth
            (there'd be)
        
            No more lives torn apart
            That wars would never start
            And time would heal all hearts
            And everyone would have a friend
            And right would always win
            And love would never end, oh
            This is my grown up christmas list
        
            This is my grown up christmas list
        
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