Song Critique: Rich Anthony – If I Were a Ghost For Just One Day | Pop Review

Lyrics of Rich Anthony – If I Were a Ghost For Just One Day

If I were a ghost for just one day,
I’d float out the window and drift away.
No bills, no chores, no shoes, no keys—
Just passin’ through walls and trees.
I’d haunt the gym just for the laughs,
Make Johnny miss every pass.
Crash weddings, photobomb a toast…
Yeah, I’d live it up—if I were a ghost.

If I were a ghost for just one day
I’d ask my ghost dog if he wanted to play
We could chase cars in Zanzibar,
then chill inside a candy jar.
I’d ride the breeze to Tokyo,
Sneak on planes, no passport though.
moonwalk through the Louvre at night,
And soar up to the northern lights.
I’d see the world, nothing in my way…
If I could be a ghost for just one day.

I’d mix up socks in every drawer,
And make the ceiling fans all roar.
I’d turn off lights in spooky ways,
Reset clocks just to misbehave.
I’d hang with bats, nap in a bell,
Check out Atlantis (I won’t tell).
I’d chill inside a stormy cloud
And make the thunder extra loud.

Would I still feel the sunset’s glow?
Would memories follow where I go?
Would I miss hugs or apple pie…
Or would I be happy up in the sky?

If I were a ghost for just one day
I’d scare a friend, then laugh and wave,
I’d drift through nights with stars above,
Still watchin’ over those I love.
I’d dance through dreams, not just the day…
A little weird, in the best ghost way.
no chains or moans or haunting boasts.
Just me, the wind… on a beautiful coast.
I’d see the world, nothing in my way…
If I could be a ghost for just one day.