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Emma's Song

Emma's Song lyrics by Oconnor Sinead. The first time I saw you I loved you I loved you Your face blue Your eyes too Your mouth too Your mouth too When I heard...

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Emma's Song

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The first time I saw you

I loved you

I loved you

Your face blue

Your eyes too

Your mouth too

Your mouth too

When I heard you

I wanted you

Give birth to you

Give birth to you

I made love to you

Made love to you

The great goddess

Had us blessed

The last time I saw you

I fought with you

I fought with you

I didn't mean to

I didn't mean to

Oh say you'll see me

Let me say sorry

The next time I see you

I'll love you

I'll be sweet to you

I'll take you to

My healing room

Oh we both know

How loneliness goes

Everytime I see you

I want you

I want you

The more I do

You hate me to

But the great goddess

Had us blessed

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