Evergreen

Westlife · World Of Our Own [2001]

Eyes like a sunrise,

Like a rainfall, down,

My soul.

And I wonder,

I wonder why you look at me like that,

What you're thinking,

What's behind.

Don't tell me but it feels, like, love.



I'm gonna take this moment,

And make it last forever,

I'm gonna give my heart away,

And pray we'll stay together.

Cos you're the one good reason,

You're the only girl that I need,

Cos you're more beautiful than I have ever seen

I'm gonna take this night and make it evergreen



Touch like an angel,

Like velvet to my skin,

And I wonder,

I wonder why you wanna stay the night,

What you're dreaming

What's behind?

Don't tell me but it feels, like, love.



I'm gonna take this moment,

And make it last forever,

I'm gonna give my heart away,

And pray we'll stay together.

Cos you're the one good reason,

You're the only girl that I need,

Cos you're more beautiful than I have ever seen,

I'm gonna take this night and make it evergreen.



Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah



Don't tell me but it feels like love



I'm gonna take this moment,

And make it last forever,

I'm gonna give my heart away,

And pray we'll stay together.

Cos you're the one good reason,

You're the only girl that I need,

Cos you're more beautiful than I have ever seen,



I'm gonna take this moment,

And make it last forever,

I'm gonna give my heart away,

And pray we'll stay together.

Cos you're the one good reason,

You're the only girl that I need,

Cos your more beautiful than I have ever seen,

I'm gunna take this night and make it evergreen



Ohhh make it evergreen.

Evergreen - Westlife

Released in 2001 on the album World Of Our Own, Evergreen is a defining track in the career of the Irish boy band Westlife. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop and balladry, characterized by lush harmonies and emotive vocals that became central to their global success during the early 2000s. As a staple of their discography, the recording captures the romantic and anthemic qualities that helped establish the band's identity in the English-speaking market. Its enduring popularity stems from its melodic structure and the collective vocal performance that remains a hallmark of their musical legacy.