Elodie
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Elodie
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Elodie you look older than you act
Elodie your face in movies makes me want to ask
Hey, elodie- with your tongue and tears
Oh, elodie- could you come down here with me
Beautiful you move, Im thinking as I watch
We could mesmerize this town, I tremble at the thought
Hey, elodie- with your tongue and tears
Oh, elodie- could you come down here with me
Is it dangerous to be loved from afar
I dont know who you are
I only need the words to explain
Ca va? ca va?
Et tu? por quois?
Elodie you look younger than you act
Elodie your face in movies makes me want to ask
Hey elodie- with your tongue and tears
Oh, elodie- could you come down here with me
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David Mead performs "Elodie", and this lyric page sits inside the David Mead catalog on LyroVerse.
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