Evergreen
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Evergreen
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I stole away from my house despising you
I stole away from my house despising you
Thousand years old
Thousand years old
Thousand years old
One medication, one thing to bring you over
One thing to make it nice, tonight, I'll tell you
Don't ever really need it, somehow it's taking over
Sometimes we seek at night and it binds us
I stole away from my house, despising you
All the trails, my love's like homeward tears
Thousand years old
One medication, one thing to bring you over
One thing to make it nice, and tonight, I'll tell you
Don't ever really need it, somehow it's taking over
Sometimes we seek at night and the light won't go
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Muzz performs "Evergreen", and this lyric page sits inside the Muzz catalog on LyroVerse.
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