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Emma
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Emma was released on June 7, 2015 by 548397 Records DK2 as a part of the album Three Leaf Clover EP
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Release DateJune 7, 2015
Label548397 Records DK2
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM74

Credits

COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Justina Shandler
Justina Shandler
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Camilo Rodriguez
Camilo Rodriguez
Producer

Lyrics

Oh, Emma
Don't you think you need a break
From crying and from hiding
All yoru feelings from his face
And oh, Emma
You can't set everything in stone
Nothing in life is permanent
But he'll always be your home
And I know you're just jealous of me
Cause he's sitting right by my side
But I know thoughts of you are sitting right inside his mind
Give it a little time
Give it a little time
You can't see the colors
You see in black and white
And you'll never love someone
Unless they're on your side
Can you fight your eyes with an open mind?
How does it feel to be colorblind?
Oh, Emma
Are you glad to watch him cry?
Preserve yourself, assure yourself
You're right to say goodbye
Oh, Emma
You are fragile as can be
Afraid you'll fall apart
You break the things around you easily
And you got inside his mind
Made him thinking he was to blame
For having disobeyed the rules to your own secret game
So bow your angelic eyes
As your feet drag you home
You think you can dance the tango on your very own
Give it a little time
Give it a little time
You can't see the colors
You see in black and white
And you'll never love someone
Unless they're on your side
Can you fight your eyes with an open mind?
How does it feel to be colorblind?
Give it a little time
Give it a little time
You can't see the colors
You see in black and white
And you'll never love someone
Unless they're on your side
Can you fight your eyes with an open mind?
You can't see the colors
You see in black and white
And you'll never love someone
Unless they're on yoru side
Can you fight your eyes with an open mind?
How does it feel to be colorblind?
How does it feel to be colorblind?
Written by: Justina Shandler
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