Zeppelin never left her
Never died or second guessed her, painted on her body
The stars would never hurt her
Never lie, never desert her
Painted on her body
She prayed to God when she was young
After the storm a calm would come above her
I thought that I could be the one to part the clouds before the sun above her

Green reminds me
Of everything we did it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you again

Green reminds me
Of everything we said it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you again

Mother moves to town again
Holds her upside down again said it's nice to see her
Brendan now youâ??ve got to come sheâ??s where I get my smile from
Iâ??d like for you to meet her

Now Andrea was paint and pride a step behind oh how she tried
I loved her
And all she wore from head to floor was shades of green from our store
I loved her oh oh oh

Green reminds me
Of everything we did it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you again

Green reminds me
Of everything we said it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you again

And oh, oh, oh, all for me she cried
And oh, oh, oh, all for love
In retrospect wish I
Could have said three words that night
All me, all me, all me

Now, green reminds me
Of everything we did it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you

Green reminds me
Of everything we did it blinds me
It rushes through my head it finds me
Close to you again


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Green Lyrics as written by Molly E. Reed Megan James

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    i love the melody in this song and the way the words flow. its simply amazing.

    autumnfallingon December 30, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    This song Brendan actually wrote about a girl who he used to work with at Urban Outfitters named andrea and her favorite color is green and basically how that color always reminds him of her. I think its a cute story!

    musiclover_0817on February 26, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    im just listening to this song for the first time on his myspace and it's just so beautiful. so so beautiful...

    my favorite color is green and this is just a cute little story.

    and the piano... i think the melody is perfect and it all just sways together.

    it makes me think of lush fields near a pond and a girl with flowers in her hair and a boy looking adoringly after her.

    canvaswingson June 05, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    I adore this song from start to finish. Wow.

    SageSoulon November 27, 2008   Link
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    My Interpretation

    "She prayed to God when she was young After the storm a calm would come above her I thought that I could be the one to part the clouds before the sun above her"

    I LOVE THIS PART. He's saying he wanted to be the one who makes her happy pretty much.

    This song is just about a boy adoring a girl who loves green.

    fabxox3on January 08, 2011   Link

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