You & Me & The Evergreen
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You & Me & The Evergreen
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The world is catching up behind you
She’s soft and fast on your heels.
The wind picks up her voice and carries it across your ear
Asking “Why all this fear?”
Your feet try to loose her in the wood.
You turn your stiff, stubborn neck saying,
“Keep away. You’ve brought me only grey.
You lead my brother’s life away
And to this day, my mother can’t find her way”.
The world slowed down for a minute
Crying hard for your pains.
But she knows her role - she’s up in haste.
Find’s you quick, your head in your hands
Sitting by the old evergreen.
“You and me and the evergreen.
He’s old and wise, says I am your prize.
We’re sorry for you tears my love,
But I’m all yours - me and my hard, hard ways”.
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Annie Crane performs "You & Me & The Evergreen", and this lyric page sits inside the Annie Crane catalog on LyroVerse.
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