Biography:
Emmy the Great is the stage name of London-based singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss (born in 1984 in Hong Kong). Her albums include First Love (2009), Virtue (2011) and Second Love (2016).
Moss was born in Hong Kong to an English father and a Chinese mother and was into music from a young age. She emigrated with her family to London at the age of 12.
Moss started performing in 2005 and her first release was the Secret Circus EP the following year.
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Other songs:
- Mahal Kita
- 24
- A Bowl Collecting Blood
- A Woman A Woman A Century Of Sleep
- Absentee
- Aiko
- Atoms
- Bad Things Coming We Are Safe
- Canopies And Grapes
- Cassandra
- Christmas Day I Wish I Was Surfing
- City Song
- Comic Books
- Dont Call Me Mrs Christmas
- Dylan
- Easter Parade
- Eastern Maria
- Edward Is Deadward
- Edward Is Dedward
- Everything Reminds Me Of You
- Exit Night Juliets Theme
- First Love
- Gabriel
- Hold On
- Hypotists Son
- Mia
- My Party Is Better Than Yours
- On The Museum Island
- Paper Forest In The Afterglow Of Rapture
- Paper Trails
- Phoenixes
- See You Next Year
- Short Country Song
- Swimming Pool
- The Hypnotists Son
- The Woods
- Trellick Tower
- Two Steps Forward
- War
- We Almost Had A Baby
- What Up
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G C D G C D
Aiko, geography has got the better of us again
G
I know you wanna go
C D
And I am to be singing
G C D
To the tail of an aeroplane
Em A
So I fold these pieces of gold
D D7
Into animals so I can fashion a chain
Em A D
That will bridge the gap accross these continents
G C D G C D
Aiko, your fatherless smile has been summoned to other shores
G C D
There's a man over there with a gentleman's bow
G C D
Who invites you to take to the floor
Em
Pack your traveling case
A
With your ribbons and lace
D D7
For his blood must be furnished with excellent taste
Em A D
But it might burn a hole into your paper face
Em (1stroke) Em (1stroke)
And so you run towards the things you haven't got
A D
Just to say goodbye again
Em (1stroke) Em (1stroke)
But do you think of me as he unlocks your knees
A D
At the Terrace Garden?
G C D
Pretty pictures in the window blinds
G C D
Looking out looks so good with the winter behind
G C D
Like it is playing a banjo to a Tennessee line
G C D
And the reeds are like cowboys perfectly aligned
Em A
Does the sky over Tokyo know
D
How a river can flow like the stroke
D7
Of a violin bow?
Em A D
Like a hand will run across the milky sky
Em (1 stroke)
But you can take these trees
Em (1 stroke)
And this summer breeze
A D
On this stupid looking day
Em (1 stroke) Em (1 stroke)
And you can send it all to the Japanese
A D
Now my love has gone away.
(Japanese verse) (?)
Em - A - D
Em - A - D
Em A
And if you see Aiko
D D7
Or Sayee
Em
Let her know
A D
That she dances in my dreams.
Aiko, geography has got the better of us again
G
I know you wanna go
C D
And I am to be singing
G C D
To the tail of an aeroplane
Em A
So I fold these pieces of gold
D D7
Into animals so I can fashion a chain
Em A D
That will bridge the gap accross these continents
G C D G C D
Aiko, your fatherless smile has been summoned to other shores
G C D
There's a man over there with a gentleman's bow
G C D
Who invites you to take to the floor
Em
Pack your traveling case
A
With your ribbons and lace
D D7
For his blood must be furnished with excellent taste
Em A D
But it might burn a hole into your paper face
Em (1stroke) Em (1stroke)
And so you run towards the things you haven't got
A D
Just to say goodbye again
Em (1stroke) Em (1stroke)
But do you think of me as he unlocks your knees
A D
At the Terrace Garden?
G C D
Pretty pictures in the window blinds
G C D
Looking out looks so good with the winter behind
G C D
Like it is playing a banjo to a Tennessee line
G C D
And the reeds are like cowboys perfectly aligned
Em A
Does the sky over Tokyo know
D
How a river can flow like the stroke
D7
Of a violin bow?
Em A D
Like a hand will run across the milky sky
Em (1 stroke)
But you can take these trees
Em (1 stroke)
And this summer breeze
A D
On this stupid looking day
Em (1 stroke) Em (1 stroke)
And you can send it all to the Japanese
A D
Now my love has gone away.
(Japanese verse) (?)
Em - A - D
Em - A - D
Em A
And if you see Aiko
D D7
Or Sayee
Em
Let her know
A D
That she dances in my dreams.
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