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Artist: Pagan John
Canonical path: /pagan-john/emily
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Emily
Read Emily lyrics by Pagan John on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Emily
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Yesterday our lives were washed away
And the morning came to clean the way, yesterday
Yesterday, where the sunlight bleached our eyes
And the clouds were gone for days, yesterday
And it feels like waiting
'Cause there's no one here too
And if you're listening to me
Emily
Yesterday all the people faces changed
And the memories were wiped away, yesterday
Leave the blame and the shadows of her smile
In the loneliness of the morning tide, yesterday
When it feels like waiting
But you're not coming too
Oh, if you're listening to me
Emily
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