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    The narrator dreams of finding Emily dressed in flowing fabrics walking through the empty streets at night. They wander frosted fields together holding hands as church bells ring in the distance. When the narrator awakens still feeling Emily's warmth nearby, they kiss her hair grateful to have found her and expressing their love.

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    The narrator dreams of finding Emily dressed in flowing fabrics walking through the empty streets at night. They wander frosted fields together holding hands as church bells ring in the distance. When the narrator awakens still feeling Emily's warmth nearby, they kiss her hair grateful to have found her and expressing their love.

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    Emily Wherever I May Find Her Poem Analysis

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    The narrator dreams of finding Emily dressed in flowing fabrics walking through the empty streets at night. They wander frosted fields together holding hands as church bells ring in the distance. When the narrator awakens still feeling Emily's warmth nearby, they kiss her hair grateful to have found her and expressing their love.

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    "For Emily, Wherever I May Find Her"

    F
    Bb

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    What a dream I had:

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    Pressed in organdy;
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    |Eb
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    Clothed in crinoline
    of smoky Burgundy;

    Bb
    |C
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    Softer than the rain.
    F

    Bb

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    I wandered empty streets down

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    passed the shop displays.
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    I heard cathedral bells

    Eb

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    Tripping down the alley ways,

    Bb

    |C
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    As I walked on.

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    And when you ran to me

    |Bb
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    Your cheeks flushed with the night.
    F
    Bb

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    |Eb
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    We walked on frosted fields
    of juniper and lamplight,

    |C
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    I held your hand.

    Bb

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    And when I awoke

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    and felt you warm and near,
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    I kissed your honey hair

    Eb

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    with my grateful tears.

    Bb

    |C
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    Oh I love you, girl.

    Eb

    |Bb | Bbmaj9|
    Oh, I
    love

    you.

    Bbmaj9:110211 bien 533335

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