Everywhere

Michelle Branch · The Spirit Room [2001]

Turn it inside out so I can see

The part of you that's drifting over me

And when I wake you're

You're never there

And when I sleep you're

You're everywhere

You're everywhere



Just tell me how I got this far

Just tell me why you're here and who you are

'Cause everytime I look you're never there

And everytime I sleep you're always there



'Cause you're everywhere to me

And when I close my eyes it's you I see

You're everything I know that makes me believe I'm not alone

I'm not alone



I recognized the way you make me feel

I start to think that you might not be real

I sense it now the water's getting deep

I try to wash the pain away from me

Away from me



'Cause you're everywhere to me

And when I close my eyes it's you I see

You're everything I know that makes me believe I'm not alone

I'm not alone



Oh



When I touch your hand

It's then I understand the beauty lives within

It's now that we begin

You always light my way whenever comes a day

No matter where I go I always feel you so



'Cause you're everywhere to me

And when I close my eyes it's you I see

You're everything I know that makes me believe I'm not alone



Cause you're everywhere to me

And when I catch my breath it's you I breathe

You're everything I know that makes me believe I'm not alone



And you're everyone I see

So tell me

Do you see me

Everywhere - Michelle Branch

Michelle Branch's 'Everywhere' serves as a defining track from her 2001 debut album, The Spirit Room. Released during the height of the early 2000s pop-rock era, the song showcases her signature blend of acoustic guitar, piano, and emotive vocals that became a hallmark of her discography. As a lead single, it helped establish her reputation for crafting intimate, narrative-driven ballads that resonated with a wide audience. The recording captures the raw vulnerability characteristic of her early work, blending folk influences with mainstream pop sensibilities. While the song did not achieve massive commercial chart dominance, it remains a staple of her catalog, frequently cited as a key example of her ability to translate personal emotion into accessible music. Its enduring presence in her live performances and compilations underscores its significance in her artistic journey.