Ophelia's Song
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Ophelia's Song
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When I fall in love I get dizzied
I fall out there's just dirt to dish
a memory to drown me in
Still, can't regret my big scene,
though I acted the fool
my double became a real has-been
Now that we say our goodbyes,
no need for rushing crocodiles, crocodiles
When I fall in love I get dizzied
I fall out there's just dirt to dish
a memory to drown me in
Tried my best to act cool,
through the roughest weather had no queues
Still, can't regret my big scene,
though I acted the fool
my double became a real has-been
Be there! (then I would say) funny,
how you become what you've seen too much of,
so I might have been
Now that we say our goodbyes,
no need for rushing crocodiles, crocodiles
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Musetta performs "Ophelia's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Musetta catalog on LyroVerse.
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