You spoke
And the punctures underneath began to show,
And i know
That the vines beneath the leaves were overgrown.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
Think it over sevenfold and place them on a pedestal.
I'm draining all the chemicals that tell my brain to let it go.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
Dear Seattle - Evergreen Lyrics
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You spoke
And the punctures underneath began to show,
And i know
That the vines beneath the leaves were overgrown.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
Think it over sevenfold and place them on a pedestal.
I'm draining all the chemicals that tell my brain to let it go.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
And the punctures underneath began to show,
And i know
That the vines beneath the leaves were overgrown.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
Think it over sevenfold and place them on a pedestal.
I'm draining all the chemicals that tell my brain to let it go.
And it seems like part of me
Could never tell you what could've been.
Yeah, it seems I'm in between
The melancholy and evergreen.
Tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me staring my ceiling down.
This feeling. Repeating.
Is it worth it to be perfect?
So tell me you feel it now.
Can't you see?
You've got me.
And that's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
It's all that I dream about.
So what does that make me now?
Writer: Carmelo Cianflone, Colton Fisher, Danielle Mendez, Hunter Sumner, Jason Rabinowitz, Kathleen Schwartz
Copyright: Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Copyright: Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Performed By: Dear Seattle
Language: English
Length: 3:07
Written by: Carmelo Cianflone, Colton Fisher, Danielle Mendez, Hunter Sumner, Jason Rabinowitz, Kathleen Schwartz