Evergreen
Evergreen Whispers: Nature's Wisdom in Matt Hartke's Melody
Lyrics
Follow the Evergreen
Expresses the idea of following something enduring and timeless.
Look at the other leaves on the ground
Suggests observing others who may have fallen or faced challenges.
You can rely on me
Assures support and dependability.
Now, now
Reiterates the call for attention or urgency.
Not asking for anything
Emphasizes a lack of materialistic demands or expectations.
We can afford to leave this town
Implies a freedom to leave one's current situation.
The forest for the trees
Uses the metaphor "forest for the trees" to highlight a broader perspective.
A way out, out
Suggests a way out or escape.
We are calling
Announces a collective call or plea.
I wonder can you hear me now
Expresses uncertainty about being heard.
Yeah we are falling
Describes a descent or decline, possibly with intensity.
Like Thunder when we hit the ground
Compares the fall to thunder, emphasizing impact.
Well the leaves that fall in winter
Introduces the metaphor of winter leaves, possibly symbolizing challenges or hardships.
Never really make a sound
Suggests that struggles may go unnoticed or unheard.
Let em sleep, to dream
Encourages letting things rest to allow for dreams or recovery.
You're the Evergreen
Affirms the enduring nature of the listener, comparing them to an evergreen.
Life is a mystery
Reflects on life's mysteries.
Holy the water, higher the ground
Uses imagery of water and higher ground, possibly symbolizing purity and elevation.
Could you be a friend to me
Asks for companionship or support throughout life's journey.
Throughout, out
Reiterates the idea of steadfast support.
Well you tried everything
Acknowledges efforts made for personal improvement.
Only to better me somehow
Suggests that these efforts were made for the betterment of the speaker.
your not the enemy
Denies animosity, affirming a positive relationship.
Well I'm proud
Expresses pride, possibly in overcoming challenges.
We are calling
Repeats the collective call for attention.
I wonder can you hear me now
Reiterates the uncertainty of being heard.
Yeah we are falling
Repeats the descent or falling imagery, emphasizing sound.
Like Thunder when we hit the ground
Repeats the comparison of the fall to thunder, underlining impact.
Well the leaves that fall in winter
Reiterates the idea of unnoticed struggles during winter.
Never really make a sound
Reiterates that the fall of winter leaves is silent.
Let em sleep, to dream
Repeats the encouragement to let things rest for dreaming.
You're the Evergreen
Reaffirms the listener's enduring and evergreen nature.
Oh-ooh , Oh-ooh
Introduces vocalizations, possibly expressing emotion or emphasis.
Ohh- oh , Oh-ooh
Continues vocalizations, maintaining emotional tone.
We are calling
Repeats the collective call for attention.
I wonder can you hear me now
Reiterates the uncertainty of being heard.
Yeah we are falling
Repeats the descent or falling imagery, possibly with increased urgency.
Like Thunder when we hit the ground
Repeats the comparison of the fall to thunder, maintaining emphasis.
Well the leaves that fall in winter
Reiterates the idea of unnoticed struggles during winter.
Never really make a sound
Reiterates that the fall of winter leaves is silent.
Yeah the leaves that fall in winter
Repeats the idea that the falling leaves in winter make no sound.
Never really make a sound
-Let em sleep, Evergreen
Reiterates the encouragement to let the evergreen, representing the listener, sleep.
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