Christine Sandtorv - Four-Leaf Clover

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A divining rod
A four-leaf clover
A good fortune stone
And plenty of luck
That is more or less
What I need right now

When your hope
Is this little
Is it still a hope?
And when all you have is a chance in a billion
Is it close enough to call?

A shooting star
A sweet ladybird
A fairy bringing me
Those magic words
That is more or less
What I need right now

When your hope
Is this little
Is it still a hope?
And when all you have is a chance in a billion
Is it close enough to call?
And someone special’s
Arm around me
That is more or less
What I need right now

Release Date: January 01, 2006

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"Four-Leaf Clover" by Christine Sandtorv is a heartfelt and introspective song that captures the feeling of longing for a stroke of good luck or a chance at happiness. The lyrics paint a picture of searching for signs and symbols of hope, such as a divining rod, a four-leaf clover, or a shooting star. The singer questions the validity of hope when it feels so out of reach, yet clings to the possibility of finding magic in the world. The yearning for someone special to hold them close adds an emotional depth to the song, making it a poignant and relatable ballad about seeking a brighter future. With its dreamy melody and evocative imagery, "Four-Leaf Clover" is a song that speaks to the universal desire for love, luck, and serendipity in life.