Elizabeth
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Elizabeth
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So shaky, so fun
Standing up, dear baby
Oh, you look so divine
So harsh, that bright stage light
Showing the first four rows that you don't wanna play tonight
But you know I want you to
You know I need you to
And I'd be there for you darlin'
Even if it all falls through
So steady, so calm
Standing up there darlin'
With the front row in the heel of your palm
So good, that bright stage light
Showing the back four rows that you got it made here tonight
You know I want you to
You know I need you to
And I'd be there for you darlin'
When it all starts to come true
You stepped down off our home ground
Said, Good friend I am done
Done
So I left the game
As they yelled my name
Said, Girl, you're my number one
So shaky, so fun
Standing up, dear baby
Oh, you look so divine
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Who performs "Elizabeth"?
Julia Jacklin performs "Elizabeth", and this lyric page sits inside the Julia Jacklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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