Evidently
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Evidently
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Do you remember when you met me?
Everyone was so amused.
"Why'd ya take up with this girl?
She's kinda spaced, and looks confused."
Guess I must of been too dense to let it get me down.
'Cuz, I just woke up one day with nice things around...
Evidently, my time has come.
It's nothing I did that I can see.
The same energy it took to fumble,
carrys me through so I succeed.
I was crawling through the desert,
searching for some sign of life.
Always knew that my oasis,
was up ahead, just to the right.
And as I threw my body against the wind,
Suddenly I lost resistance, and so it begins...
Evidently, my time has come.
It's nothing I did that I can see.
The same energy it took to fumble,
carrys me through so I succeed.
(Solo)
Evidently my time has come...
it's come...
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Lauren Wood performs "Evidently", and this lyric page sits inside the Lauren Wood catalog on LyroVerse.
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