I’d Like to Think Zach John King
"I’d Like to Think" by Zach John King, released in 2021, is a #Folk song that explores themes of hope, introspection, and the desire for connection. The lyrics convey a yearning for understanding and the beauty of simple moments. Musically, it features acoustic instrumentation, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners seeking solace and reflection.
[Verse 1]
I'd like to think
That job you got was as good as you wanted it to be
You talked about it since summer of ’17
Since you and me
And I'd like to think
That guy you got picked out one hell of a ring
And he's bringing a life, every one of your settle-down dreams
I hope you’re happy
[Chorus]
When the sky turns red, sun's 'bout to set on your mama's front porch in late July
When you hear "Go Dawgs," Springsteen's on, or you take a little detour, late-night drive
When you twist the cork off a cheap wine, take a left off my old street
I don't know what's on your mind
But I'd like to think you think of me
[Verse 2]
I’d like to think
When you look back on us, it’s just a little bittersweet
And the good outweighs the bad like it does for me
And it don't sting
[Chorus]
When the sky turns red, sun’s 'bout to set on your mama's front porch in late July
When you hear "Go Dawgs," Springsteen's on, or you take a little detour, late-night drive
When you twist the cork off a cheap wine, take a left off my old street
I don’t know what's on your mind
But I'd like to think you think of me
To think you think of me
I'd like to think
That job you got was as good as you wanted it to be
You talked about it since summer of ’17
Since you and me
And I'd like to think
That guy you got picked out one hell of a ring
And he's bringing a life, every one of your settle-down dreams
I hope you’re happy
[Chorus]
When the sky turns red, sun's 'bout to set on your mama's front porch in late July
When you hear "Go Dawgs," Springsteen's on, or you take a little detour, late-night drive
When you twist the cork off a cheap wine, take a left off my old street
I don't know what's on your mind
But I'd like to think you think of me
[Verse 2]
I’d like to think
When you look back on us, it’s just a little bittersweet
And the good outweighs the bad like it does for me
And it don't sting
[Chorus]
When the sky turns red, sun’s 'bout to set on your mama's front porch in late July
When you hear "Go Dawgs," Springsteen's on, or you take a little detour, late-night drive
When you twist the cork off a cheap wine, take a left off my old street
I don’t know what's on your mind
But I'd like to think you think of me
To think you think of me
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