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Artist: The Swellers
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Zac's Song (For Emily)
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Zac's Song (For Emily)
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I don't even know you,
but I know you're sad Your friend told me so
You see someone cares about you, and one is enough
To let the world know Goodbyes don't mean a thing
All that matters is remembering All the good times, not just mid-July Emily,
please don't cry I don't even know you, but if you weren't here It'd change my life To be the one who tried to save you, but was just too late It'll be all right
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