Rebecca
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Rebecca
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Stood by my missus in the lobby
Asked to carry bags of Madam
Elevators rushed to the scene
Rummaged through my coat for the key
After tea lounged on the sofa
My lady spoke of everyone she knew there
She paused, grabbed my wrist
Said: Now, darling, there he is
I looked up
My surroundings stirred and smeared
His eyes calm and distant
His mouth so severe
Though half his age I was
I've never been in love before then
Max, you're so distraught
Perhaps I'll help you out
Your wife was so much more than me
But I can be her now
I can be her now
Rushed down the stairs to that man
Mr. Summer, he nodded his head
With laughter in his eyes a smirk followed close behind
We're strangers but I'm sure we should be married
I spoke to my master
She nodded her head
Though I was young and scared
With Max standing there
We took our first step
Max, you're so distraught
Perhaps I'll help you out
Your wife was so much more than me
But I can be her now
I can be her now
I can be her now
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Meg & Dia performs "Rebecca", and this lyric page sits inside the Meg & Dia catalog on LyroVerse.
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