Waiting on a Miracle Paula Cole
"Waiting on a Miracle" by Paula Cole, released in 1996, is a #Pop ballad that explores themes of longing, hope, and the search for personal transformation. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for change and connection. Unique musical elements include emotive vocals and poignant melodies. The song resonates with those facing life's uncertainties, solidifying Cole's impact in the '90s music scene.
[Verse 1]
A tree it grows in Brooklyn
The force it grows in me
I’m cracking up the concrete
Of a life that nearly killed me
A woman’s just a man away
From welfare so they say
And Lord I know it to be true
When you’re married by the state
[Chorus]
Yes I’m waiting on a miracle
Yes I’m waiting for the sun to shine in
Waiting on a miracle
Yes I’m waiting for the sun to shine in
[Verse 2]
No restraining order
What a fool was she
A trusting small-town innocent
In love with mystery
You can take the boy from the ghetto
But the ghetto from the boy?
I guess he won his fool’s gold from
Another woman’s life
A tree it grows in Brooklyn
The force it grows in me
I’m cracking up the concrete
Of a life that nearly killed me
A woman’s just a man away
From welfare so they say
And Lord I know it to be true
When you’re married by the state
[Chorus]
Yes I’m waiting on a miracle
Yes I’m waiting for the sun to shine in
Waiting on a miracle
Yes I’m waiting for the sun to shine in
[Verse 2]
No restraining order
What a fool was she
A trusting small-town innocent
In love with mystery
You can take the boy from the ghetto
But the ghetto from the boy?
I guess he won his fool’s gold from
Another woman’s life
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