Love doesn't come alone, now does it?
Present perfect tense
So you made yourself a little world
Where even strangers make more sense
I play the pain upright, straight ahead
And with the beat

You can ease yourself into the light
Or keep that record on repeat

What if I loved you
What if I loved you
What if I loved you
Everblue, Everblue

Following the sleepless hours
Unsubtle dreams will make you cave
You can paint them all your brilliant colors
Just don't fall off into the deep

Happiness is not a burden
Oh how the pendulum will swing
I have felt the ground
I've seen the seeds
Out of which grew golden wings

What if I loved you
What if I loved you
What if I loved you
Everblue, Everblue

High above the stars are dancing
To a song one bird is singing
And it's you my Everblue

What if I loved you
What if I loved you
You know I love you
My Everblue, Everblue
Everblue
Everblue


Lyrics submitted by youaintright20, edited by vcarolinek

Everblue Lyrics as written by Mandy Moore Lori Mckenna

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    Sorry if I got the words a little wrong, Ill update when the album comes out! I've read that this song is about Ryan Adams but Im not for sure. To me it sounds like its about someone who is sort of content in their own world being miserable or "Everblue". She is telling them that they should step out of that world and that there is nothing wrong with happiness and love.

    youaintright20on May 22, 2009   Link

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