Emily
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Emily
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Gotta learn how to think
Cause I'm drowning in sin
Just wanna taste that cinnamon skin
I've gotta learn how to cry
Taste the tear roll by
Cause there's no sense in self destruction
Emily loved him
Emily loved him
You cut away the disease
You pure the air that I breathe
You came and healed my disease again
Now the light comes shining in
I've gotta learn how to drink
Without the alcohol swings
I'm sure that things will feel better
Gotta learn how to grow
Lift the world off your toes
Feel yourself drift off to somewhere
Emily loved him
Emily loved him
You cut away the disease
You pure the air that I need
You came and healed my disease
What's gonna happen if it all falls in
And the highs get low and the pain sits inside me
Emily loved him
Cause Emily loved him
You cut away the disease
You pure the air that I breathe
You came and healed my disease again
Now the lights come shining in
You cut away the disease
You pure the air that I need
You came and healed my disease again
Now the lights come shining in
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