Letting Go
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Letting Go
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Sir danvers:
Emma, don't you understand!
It's you i am concerned for.
Emma:
Father, don't be!
You should be concerned for him!
He's the one in need!
Sir danvers:
I am only trying to protect you!
What else would you have your father do?
I think i would die,
If any harm should come to you.
I'm scared, my child,
Because i'm going to lose you.
I find it very hard,
To let you go!
Emma:
Father,
If you try to,
You could never lose me!
Darling father,
I still love you,
More than you will ever know!
But if we want our love to grow
Sir danvers:
I know, in time, i have to let you go.
Emma & sir danvers:
We mustn't be afraid of letting go...
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