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Artist: Colin Devlin
Canonical path: /colin-devlin/emelia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Emelia
Read Emelia lyrics by Colin Devlin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Emelia
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Oh Emelia
Where does the time go?
Leaves are falling then it’s snow
You will grow up
And you will fall in love
And see a world I’ll never know
Oh Emelia
Oh Emelia
The stars are out tonight
And each one of them has a name
When you look up
Do you realize
A bear is talking to the moon?
Oh Emelia
Where does the time go?
We can’t pretend it doesn’t show
You will grow up
And you will fall in love
And change a world I’ll never know
It’s true
Yeah it’s true
It’s true
Yeah it’s true
Oh Emelia
Where does the time go?
Emelia
Where does the time go?
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Who performs "Emelia"?
Colin Devlin performs "Emelia", and this lyric page sits inside the Colin Devlin catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Democracy Of One and LIght Years From The Sun with a short reason for opening each page next.
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