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Emaline - The Suntones



     
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Now, I wish it was last September
So we could lose ourselves in crowds everyday
'Cause Emaline don't walk in time
She's not the same that's all you can say
When I've heard enough
I tell myself that we've learned our lesson
But I don't wanna walk away from Emaline
They're talking now
Does she know what they're saying?
She's got the air to float above and
I'm sinking into, someone should pay
She's dear to me and so expensive
Now, I'm not talking 'bout money
When money talks, I hate to listen
But lately it's been screaming in my ear
And when I've heard enough
I tell myself that we've learned our lesson

But I don't wanna walk away from Emaline
It only took me one look to understand Emaline
Sometimes, I don't know what she's saying
Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't know what she's saying
But I know, I know, I know what she wants to believe
Now, I wish it was last September
Don't let me walk away from Emaline for stupid reasons
Now, I'm talking 'bout money, when money talks, I hate to listen
But lately it's been screaming in my ear
Oh, what advice, girls need attention
Or are you different than all mine?
For all it's worth, she's got attention
For people accuse you black and white
Now, I've heard enough
I'll tell you what really shouldn't sit here and whine
I'll take you down to see my Emaline, I wish it was

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The Suntones are a barbershop quartet from Miami, Florida, and the 1961 SPEBSQSA international champions. At the time it won gold, the quartet featured Gene Cokeroft as tenor, Bob Franklin as lead, Harlan Wilson as baritone, and Bill Cain as bass. The Suntones are notable among the barbershop community because they were one of the first quartets to perform show tunes and make use of hand-held microphones. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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