Green + Evergreen
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Green + Evergreen
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Through the oak and poison ivy
As the lemon light was alkalining
I was growing, I was dying
Growing I was dying
Bright and brighter through the trees
Looking up at green and evergreen
Free and looking to be free
Looking to be free
Bright and brighter through the trees
Looking to be free
Tipping scales and tablespoons
I’m alive and in the living room
It’s dark and getting darker soon
And darker soon
Diving into shallow waves
Where the margins and the measures fade
The path is closed but a way remains
A way remains
Diving into shallow waves
A way remains
With time to kill and space to roam
The hedges grew till they were overgrown
Over everything I knew and know
Everything I know
Villains now and heroes then
Where the boundary bends, begins and ends
Things will change and change again
And change again
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Darlingside performs "Green + Evergreen", and this lyric page sits inside the Darlingside catalog on LyroVerse.
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