
Everything Has Beauty
melancholic 60s-style acoustic folk-rock, acoustic guitar, subtle strings, soft piano touches, raspy female vocals, introspective mood, warm harmonies, bittersweet experimental, punk, rhythmic

Everything Has Beauty
melancholic 60s-style acoustic folk-rock, acoustic guitar, subtle strings, soft piano touches, raspy female vocals, introspective mood, warm harmonies, bittersweet experimental, punk, rhythmic
Lyrics
\[Verse 1]
The cobblestones are cracked with years,
Yet glisten when the rain appears.
A sparrow sings on rusted wire,
A fragile note that won’t expire.
\[Chorus]
Everything has beauty true,
But not each soul perceives the view.
The world reveals what time conceals,
Yet not each heart the vision feels.
\[Verse 2]
A broken lamp still holds the light,
A shadow bends and makes it bright.
The weary face, the weathered hand,
Are maps that few will understand.
\[Chorus]
Everything has beauty true,
But not each soul perceives the view.
The world reveals what time conceals,
Yet not each heart the vision feels.
\[Bridge]
The grain of wood, the scar of stone,
A song half-sung, a sigh alone.
The world will speak in subtle ways,
To eyes unclosed, to hearts that blaze.
\[Final Chorus]
Everything has beauty true,
But not each soul perceives the view.
The world reveals what time conceals,
Yet not each heart the vision feels.
End
End song
End
