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Artist: Alexa Melo
Canonical path: /alexa-melo/evergreens
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Evergreens
Read Evergreens lyrics by Alexa Melo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Evergreens
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I saw a rushing stream
Lush and tall with evergreens
But the mirage dispersed
And with asking eyes again there you were
So when did your pain become your lover?
Your deity? Your mother?
When did your pain become you?
You lost my sympathy
If trauma became your excuse
An extension of your identity
So when did your pain become your lover?
Your deity? Your mother?
When did you pain become you?
The strength of your pain was stronger than my will to stay
So when did your pain bеcome you?
I fit like a puzzle piеce
Snug within your wound
For you to heal I had to leave
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Alexa Melo performs "Evergreens", and this lyric page sits inside the Alexa Melo catalog on LyroVerse.
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