Perhaps, it's the undercurrent of Gospel in the music. Yet, even with the sorrow, I also hear the conviction and serenity in her tone. I know it's just as hard in Heaven." I sense a feeling of grief and loss as she sings, "I can't see the forest for the trees." It's evident that this song is for someone that she dearly loved and lost. The lyrics caught my attention first, which are co-written by YEBBA and Janée Bennett. In the chorus, she earnestly sings "So will you wait for me? My evergreen. my mind again but i can39t make it stop my mind of stone my mind on your body and your body on my mind my mind my mind racing my mind tiktok my mind yebba. From the moment I heard YEBBA's soulful voice sing the first few words of the song, I was hooked.
This is not the case for "Evergreen" by the artist Abbey Smith, also known as YEBBA on the stage. Yebba tells her story of heartbreak in a way that makes my heart break right along with her. If I'm not moved by that point, it's highly likely that I'm hitting the next button by the one minute mark. I usually can tell if I'm going to love a song within the first thirty seconds. Chorus I, I, I Im bout to lose my I, I am, I Im bout to lose my My mind, my mind, my mind Bout to lose my My mind, my mind, yeah I think about you all the time Woah, oh-oh-ah Hey Verse 2.
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