Esmeralda
from Jalapeno Eyes by The Gillum Bros
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lyrics
Esmeralda, Esmeralda
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
I need your loving evermore
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
I'm burning for you at my core
Seven summers I watched you grow
Into a woman from an indigo child
Ain't it funny how a heart can change
And a man can hallucinate
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
In you I wish to confide
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
Ooh will you be my bride?
Seven summers I watched you grow
Into a woman from an indigo child
Ain't it funny how a heart can change
And a man can hallucinate
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
I need your loving evermore
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
I'm burning for you at my core
Seven summers I watched you grow
Into a woman from an indigo child
Ain't it funny how a heart can change
And a man can hallucinate
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
In you I wish to confide
Esmeralda, why'd you run away
When I said
Ooh will you be my bride?
Seven summers I watched you grow
Into a woman from an indigo child
Ain't it funny how a heart can change
And a man can hallucinate
credits
from Jalapeno Eyes,
released October 31, 2023
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