Amelia
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Amelia
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She's been waiting in the curtains
Waiting for the moment
Killing time
Sitting in the ballroom
Hoping he will notice
Heavenly
She put a spell on me
Heavenly...
Where she gone?
Amelia
She's been caught up in the twilight
Always on the outside
Slowly drowning under water
Drowning from the tears
Of those green eyes
She's pretty flower
Waiting in the wings
Heavenly
She put a spell on me
Heavenly...
Where she gone?
So don't disappear
Shine
So don't disappear
Shine
Don't we all hide sometimes
Don't we all shine in time...
Let me see you
Amelia
There's nothing to fear
Don't disappear
Shine
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Natalie Imbruglia performs "Amelia", and this lyric page sits inside the Natalie Imbruglia catalog on LyroVerse.
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