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Artist: Clifford T. Ward
Canonical path: /clifford-t-ward/for-emily
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For Emily
Read For Emily lyrics by Clifford T. Ward on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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For Emily
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Wherever she may go
Whatever she may do
The world is all so new to Emily.
For all that she will see
And all that she may feel
The world is all so real for her.
One day we'll see
She'll smile for me.
Wherever she may go
Whatever she may do
The world is all so new for her.
One day we'll see
She'll smile for me.
Wherever she may go
Whatever she may do
I wish the world could stay brand new for Emily
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Clifford T. Ward performs "For Emily", and this lyric page sits inside the Clifford T. Ward catalog on LyroVerse.
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