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Evergreen

Name: Evergreen
Duration: 2 min 30 s
Description: A person sings about their deep affection for the state of Washington, describing its natural beauty and iconic landmarks. The lyrics paint a picture of the state's diverse landscapes, from its mountains and coastlines to its agricultural regions, emphasizing a strong sense of belonging and pride.

by Smith

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Seattle alt-rock with grungy guitars, melodic bass, driving drums, a touch of strings and a cathartic chorus

October 30, 2026

Prompt

Seattle alt-rock with grungy guitars, melodic bass, driving drums, a touch of strings and a cathartic chorus. An anthem for the US state of Washington, proud, warm, radio quality, clear English diction. [Vocals: male lead vocal] [Lyrics] [Verse 1] Rainier is floating over the city like a ghost A ferry on the Sound at dawn, the gulls along the coast Rhododendrons in the rain, a goldfinch in the fir Washington, you're the gray and green I always prefer [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found [Verse 2] Coffee in a paper cup, the Needle in the clouds Pike Place in the morning with the fishmongers loud Apples in Wenatchee, the Gorge on a summer night Washington, you're the rain that makes the green so bright [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found [Bridge] Roll on, Columbia, Woody said it best Washington, you're the northwest in my chest [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found

What “Evergreen” is about

A person sings about their deep affection for the state of Washington, describing its natural beauty and iconic landmarks. The lyrics paint a picture of the state's diverse landscapes, from its mountains and coastlines to its agricultural regions, emphasizing a strong sense of belonging and pride.

Evergreen lyrics

[Verse 1] Rainier is floating over the city like a ghost A ferry on the Sound at dawn, the gulls along the coast Rhododendrons in the rain, a goldfinch in the fir Washington, you're the gray and green I always prefer [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found [Verse 2] Coffee in a paper cup, the Needle in the clouds Pike Place in the morning with the fishmongers loud Apples in Wenatchee, the Gorge on a summer night Washington, you're the rain that makes the green so bright [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found [Bridge] Roll on, Columbia, Woody said it best Washington, you're the northwest in my chest [Chorus] Evergreen, by and by, we get there in the end From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend Seattle to Spokane, from the Columbia to the Sound Washington, you're the only home I've found

Lines explained

“Rainier is floating over the city like a ghost”

Mount Rainier is a prominent volcano visible from Seattle, often appearing to float above the city due to clouds or mist.

“From the Olympic moss to the Palouse hills where the golden wheat fields bend”

The Olympic Peninsula is known for its mossy rainforests, while the Palouse is an agricultural region in southeastern Washington famous for its rolling hills of wheat.

“Roll on, Columbia, Woody said it best”

'Roll On, Columbia' is a folk song written by Woody Guthrie in 1941, celebrating the Columbia River and the construction of the Grand Coulee Dam.

About Evergreen

“Evergreen” is an English song, made by Smith with SongUp AI.

You can hear guitar, strings, drums, oud and rain.

English is sung across Worldwide, and its lyrics are written in the Latin script. SongUp AI sings it natively, so the words are pronounced the way a English speaker expects, from pop anthem to any other style.

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Can AI sing in English?

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