Oh Emily
Jukebox The Ghost
Jukebox The Ghost
JUKEBOX THE GHOST
- Oh Emily LyricsDon't you find it curious
How we can disagree
How the two of us in one place
Can see two different things?
Whoa,
Don't you find it strange how
We never coincide
Aw, such a massive heartbreak
Neither of us survived
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
Whoa, fall turns into winter turns to spring
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start
Cross the birds through concrete
And wolves out in the wild
Meets below the old streets
Break through after a while
Oh, everything will crumble
Like rocks inside the stream
But will we ever find out
What's buried underneath
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
Whoa, fall turns into winter turns to spring
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start, whoa
Start, whoa
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
Whoa, fall turns into winter turns to spring
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start.
How we can disagree
How the two of us in one place
Can see two different things?
Whoa,
Don't you find it strange how
We never coincide
Aw, such a massive heartbreak
Neither of us survived
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
Whoa, fall turns into winter turns to spring
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start
Cross the birds through concrete
And wolves out in the wild
Meets below the old streets
Break through after a while
Oh, everything will crumble
Like rocks inside the stream
But will we ever find out
What's buried underneath
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start, whoa
Start, whoa
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
When I think I got me settled myself
Oh, spring turns into summer turns to fall
Whoa, you've changed but I don't change at all
Whoa, fall turns into winter turns to spring
You've changed but I don't change a thing
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place
Oh, Emily, you're a funny girl, didn't mean to break
your heart
But I'm lost in love with everyone
Now it's as good as any, as any place to start.
Facts about Oh Emily
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Oh Emily is written by Tommy Siegel.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the track "Oh, Emily" performed by Jukebox the Ghost talks about the theme of change and how people may develop in a different way than others which in turn can cause heartaches and misunderstandings. The imagery of changing seasons and eroding rocks is used in the lyrics to symbolize the inevitability of change and the ambivalence of what is going on under the surface of the relationships. Oh emily lyrics mostly talk about love, heartache, self-reflection, nature, and angst. Nevertheless, the song points out the necessity of change and growth, heartbreak, and regret, and confusion in love just like the latter themes have been subsumed by the lyrics. There is no use of profanity, adult subjects, or anything that might be considered harmful to minors in the lyrics. Love and change are dealt with in a very light and nonprovocative way.
Who wrote Oh Emily lyrics?
Oh Emily is written by Tommy Siegel.
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What is the meaning behind Oh Emily lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, the track "Oh, Emily" performed by Jukebox the Ghost talks about the theme of change and how people may develop in a different way than others which in turn can cause heartaches and misunderstandings. The imagery of changing seasons and eroding rocks is used in the lyrics to symbolize the inevitability of change and the ambivalence of what is going on under the surface of the relationships. Oh emily lyrics mostly talk about love, heartache, self-reflection, nature, and angst. Nevertheless, the song points out the necessity of change and growth, heartbreak, and regret, and confusion in love just like the latter themes have been subsumed by the lyrics. There is no use of profanity, adult subjects, or anything that might be considered harmful to minors in the lyrics. Love and change are dealt with in a very light and nonprovocative way.
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