The song "Wish You Did" by Jonah Kagen tells the story of a person who sees someone they are attracted to at a bar on a Wednesday evening. The person is instantly captivated by the individual's beauty and can't help but watch them. However, when the person tries to approach the individual, they walk away, leaving the protagonist longing for their presence. The next day, the protagonist wakes up and realizes that they can't stop thinking about the person they saw the previous evening. They keep seeing the person on TV, which only intensifies their feelings. The chorus of the song expresses the protagonist's desire for the person to come back into their life and take their heart away. They daydream about falling deeply in love, dancing by the river, and having a hundred kids together. However, the protagonist acknowledges that their desires may be slightly exaggerated, humorously mentioning that having ninety-nine kids would be enough. Despite this, they still long for the person to come back and take their heart away. Overall, "Wish You Did" is about unrequited love and the yearning for something that may never happen. The protagonist is infatuated with someone they saw briefly and can't stop daydreaming about being with them.
