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Artist: Emilie Autumn
Canonical path: /emilie-autumn/if-poem
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If (Poem)
Read If (Poem) lyrics by Emilie Autumn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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If (Poem)
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If I had a mystery
I'd spoil the surprise
Giving it away to you
To see it through your eyes
If I had a song to sing
I'd name it after you
So that each time it was heard
Everybody knew
That no one mattered anymore
And no one ever would
That I would stop the spinning earth
If only music could
And if I had a purer heart
I think that I could be
Something that you'll someday need
If only that were me
For if I look inside myself
At what I hide away
I find my heart will never be
The reason that you stay
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