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The Grass That Grows

from Run With It by Emma McKenna

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I can't find your name at all. I tried so hard, I'd wait for the call. When we would get scared, you wouldn't make us eat anything. So if you get scared, I won't make you eat anything. It's good you only had one child. You couldn't even spend the time. It's good you only had one child. You couldn't even see how wild. The grass that grows across the street, it threatens to get bigger than me. The grass that grows across the street, it cuts my legs, it cuts my feet. I put it in between my palms, I try the call, I try the song. But I can't ever make a noise, I can't ever make a noise. What I hope, I hope. When I hope, I hope.

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from Run With It, released June 6, 2010
Recorded by Heather Kirby. Mastered by Jakob Thiesen. Lyrics, music, and instrumentation by Emma McKenna.

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Emma McKenna Toronto, Ontario

Singer and songwriter active in Toronto, Ontario, between 2007-2013.

Member of Galaxy from 2003-2007, in Toronto, Ontario.

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