This has been moving right along, so I didn't intend to chime in.
Oh well. grin
A couple of things I'll mention (see below).

Donna

Magic Lamp...Oh Magic Lamp
Grant us this one wish
Let's seal it with a kiss Suggest something stronger and fresher. This is a cliche.
My Magic Lamp

Verse 2:

I don't mind that old flannel nightgown
Or that the night cream you put on your face Try to avoid repeating words that are so close together (unless for special emphasis, which isn't required here). You've used the word 'night' three times in the first three lines.
I don't care you're a night owl
I EVEN GOT USED TO THAT...
I don't mind how you rack up the credit
To buy dresses to party in The sudden image of party dresses is at odds with the description of her in a flannel nightgown and face cream. If they party, that would already indicate their life isn't so humdrum. Unless she goes out and parties by herself, which would be a whole other story. wink
But I can't ignore this feel-ing
Some-thing is missing.

I feel the end rhymes in this verse need to be stronger.


Honour the Earth. Without it, we'd be nowhere.

Life is too important to take seriously.