Green Goddess

Album: Everything Was Forever (2022)
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    Everybody knows you're crooked through and through
    So eyes straight ahead
    We're coming for you
    Your bucolic poetry
    It stirs my heart, it moves me

    My green
    Green Goddess
    My green
    Green Goddess

    It gets lonelier
    It gets further away
    But its only time
    It's only in the way
    Everybody needs somebody
    So take my hand and follow me
    Yes follow me

    My green
    Green Goddess
    My green
    Green Goddess
    Oh green goddess

    Money follows money and power follows power
    But this is not the only way
    Drowning in the ambience
    Waiting for an ambulance
    This is not the place for you
    At least I will never need another body

    My green
    Green Goddess
    My green
    Green Goddess
    My green
    Green Goddess
    My green
    Green Goddess
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