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Evelyn of the Amazon

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Your heart is made of blood and skin
I wonder if it would let me in?
The world is made of brick and steam.
could use a little bravery

The waterfall, so consistent.
Both footpaths are equidistant
feels like a penitentiary.
could use a little bravery

The Amazon is calling.
Evelyn is leaving everything
Behind, to find.
The only son of the man she loves,
And where the moneys gone.

The questions caught me of my Guard
Id love to like her. Where to start?
I tell her to just let me be.
I could use a little bravery.

So I'll write down what I can't say.
Borrow a few old cinches
Have you noticed a recurring theme?
I could use a little bravery

im through with the concrete cookie cutter chaos of, this chemical routine
undone by the disengaging fear of changing gears, of this engineered regime,
the past was prime, but this paradigm
its headed toward a hardened time
leave the city to its grave reward
im fighting for, the forest floor
with these walls of rich mahogany
and this ceiling born of emerald leaves.

the greenery, its bravery, I could use a little

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from Evelyn of the Amazon, released February 12, 2016
lyrics are loosely based on a Elizabeth Gilbert novel idea that she never wrote, but summarized in her book, Big Magic.

Bridge lyrics by Heidi Robertson
Bridge Vocals performed by Heidi Robertson.

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