If I only had a match, then my cares I'd soon forget.
All I need would be a match if I had a cigarette.
If I had a cigarette, I could make the smoke rings curl.
But I'd really be all set, if I only had a girl.
If I had someone like you, to hurry to each night,
In a cozy bungalow, we'd know such sweet delight.
We could raise a family, and a little garden patch,
And to think this all could be, if I only had a match.
If I had someone like you, to home to each night,
In a cozy bungalow, we'd know such sweet delight.
We could raise a family, and a little garden patch,
And to think this all could be, if I only had a match
If I Only Had A Match is written by Lee Morris, Arthur Johnston, George W. Meyer. It is first released in 1997 as part of Don McLean's album "For the Memories" which includes 21 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album. If I Only Had A Match falls under the genre Pop.