The Four Vagabonds, Ray Conrad Grant, Jr., Robert Arthur O'Neal, John Albert Jordan & Norval Donahue Taborn - Remember Pearl Harbor - Classic Songs of World War II

A G.I. Wish

Ooh G I wish
That I could be with you tonight
And G I know
That everything will be alright

The crickets are singing a love song
Under this perfect moon
I'm sitting here and I'm wishing
That ill be home real soon

Will walk once more
Beneath the lover's skies sweatheart
And the time will come
When will no longer be apart

And G oh G how thrill ill be
When I get back to you
So ill dream and wish
Till the G.I. wish comes true

G baby G how thrill I'm gonna be
When I get back to you
So ill dream and wish
Till my wish comes true



Credits
Writer(s): George Porter Jr.
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Other Album Tracks

  1. This Is the Army, Mr. Jones
  2. 'Til Reveille
  3. Remember Pearl Harbor
  4. Der Fuehrer's Face
  5. The Hut-Sut Song (A Swedish Serenade)
  6. He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings
  7. Shhh, It's a Military Secret
  8. A G.I. Wish
  9. This Is Worth Fighting For
  10. Dear Mom

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