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Ocean Colour Scene ~ Emily Chambers


Emily Chambers would make it pay Everyone knew she'd turn out that way She turned her back and she'll be okay But she's not okay at all Every night with the radio on Emily fears that the day won't come The moon is there to do her harm She's not all right at all Don't get arrested Don't buy a machine gun You're on the run And you're not on the scene You're not so cool And you're not a jerk You may be a villain But no Patty Hearst You're Emily Chambers And what's worse Is a whipping wind And a box in a hearse And a trigger in your head And a pen in your hand And the pain in the verse And the flat drying land And the thin of the air And a pain that hurts You're Emily Chambers in the universe (Repeat first verse) Every night with the lamplight on Emily fears that the day has gone The moon is there to do her harm She's not all right at all (Repeat chorus) Emily Chambers would make it pay Everyone knew she'd turn out that way... more free lyrics

Emily Chambers would make it pay
Everyone knew she'd turn out that way
She turned her back and she'll be okay
But she's not okay at all

Every night with the radio on
Emily fears that the day won't come
The moon is there to do her harm
She's not all right at all

Don't get arrested
Don't buy a machine gun
You're on the run
And you're not on the scene
You're not so cool
And you're not a jerk
You may be a villain
But no Patty Hearst
You're Emily Chambers
And what's worse
Is a whipping wind
And a box in a hearse
And a trigger in your head
And a pen in your hand
And the pain in the verse
And the flat drying land
And the thin of the air
And a pain that hurts
You're Emily Chambers in the universe

(Repeat first verse)

Every night with the lamplight on
Emily fears that the day has gone
The moon is there to do her harm
She's not all right at all

(Repeat chorus)

Emily Chambers would make it pay
Everyone knew she'd turn out that way...

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