See Emily Play
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See Emily Play
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Emily tries, but misunderstands,
She's often inclined to borrow
somebodies dream till tomorrow,
There is no other day,
Let's try it another way,
You'll lose your mind and play,
Free games for me,
See Emily play,
Soon after dark, Emily cries,
Gazing through trees,
and sorrow hardly sound
till tomorrow,
There is no other day,
Let's try it another way,
You'll lose your mind and play,
Free games for me,
See Emily play.
(See Emily play)
Put on a grown,
it touches the ground,
Float on a river forever
and ever Emily,
There is no other day,
Let's try it another way,
You'll lose your mind and play,
Free games for me,
See Emily play,
Free games for me,
See Emily play,
Free games for me,
See Emily play.
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Who performs "See Emily Play"?
Martha Wainwright performs "See Emily Play", and this lyric page sits inside the Martha Wainwright catalog on LyroVerse.
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