I don't need a shooting star
To make my wish come true
I don't need a four leaf cover
Or a crystal ball to see through

I don't need a claim for fame
Like some folks always do
I got my very own big time star
And she shines the whole night through

She's a miracle, a sight to see
Oh, the way she touches me
Way down deep in my soul
Somethings got a hold and it won't let go

If I stumble, if I fall
She's waiting right there to catch me
Oh, she's a miracle, a miracle to me

I don't need any good luck charms
Always hanging around
Don't need any wishing well
To throw my money down

I don't need to make the front page news
Or be the talk of the town
I'm telling all the world I've got a heavenly girl
Right here on the ground

She's a miracle, a sight to see
Oh, the way she touches me
Way down deep in my soul
Somethings got a hold and it won't let go

If I stumble, if I fall
She's waiting right there to catch me
Oh, she's a miracle, a miracle to me

She's everything in the world to me
A beautiful dream come true
Everyday I count my blessings
'cause I'm the lucky one she gives her loving to, oh

She's a miracle, a sight to see
Oh, the way she touches me
Way down deep in my soul
Somethings got a hold and it won't let go

If I stumble, if I fall
She's waiting right there to catch me
Oh, she's a miracle, miracle

She's a miracle, a sight to see
Oh, the way she touches me
Way down deep in my soul
Somethings got a hold and it won't let go

If I stumble, if I fall
She's waiting right there to catch me
Oh, she's a miracle, a miracle to me


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