| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| They say, «Emma, you don’t understand,
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| You will need a helping hand»
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| They say, «Emma you’re so way too young;
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| Just be quiet, bite your tongue»
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| And why do you say I’m wrong, when you know I’m right?
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| Maybe I should listen to the ones who say
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| There’s only black and white, and only one right way
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| All I need is time to figure this all out
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| And why am I waiting on the other side?
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| And why do you say I’m wrong, when you know I’m right?
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| I need lucky numbers, and a Chinese phrase in a fortune cookie on rainy days
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| And I say
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| I say, Emma, you will make it far
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| But only by being who you are
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| So I say, let them talk, and don’t be shy
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| Emma, keep your head up high
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| I don’t wanna listen to the ones who say
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| There’s only black and white, and only one right way
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| Give me some time, and I’ll figure it all out
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| And why am I waiting on the other side?
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| And why do you say I’m wrong, when you know I’m right?
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| I need lucky numbers, and a Chinese phrase in a fortune cookie on rainy days
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| And I say
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| And why am I waiting on the other side?
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| And why do you say I’m wrong, when you know I’m right?
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| I need lucky numbers and a Chinese phrase in a fortune cookie on rainy days
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| I say
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| Tu tu turu turu tu
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| Tu tu turu turu tu |