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{Verse 1}
Mamma you have shown me love
What grace in the kids of the summer
Didn’t see it all along
Look now, are you seeing your brother
I’m here, I’m the source of your comfort

{Chorus}
By the time we’re done
Let all that is left be you
Miles from the gun
Oh good grace consume this blue
It’s in joy that I come from
Nothing here could block your truth
Beloved and enough
I’m captured by the good you do

{Verse 2}
Now when we gonna love so loud
Lukewarm, where’s the heat in this water
Didn’t see it all along
Look now, are you seeing your brother
I’m here, I’m the source of your comfort

{Chorus}
By the time we’re done
Let all that is left be you
Miles from the gun
Oh good grace consume this blue
It’s in joy that I come from
Nothing here could block your truth
Beloved and enough
I’m captured by the good you do

{Bridge}
Have no fear, you’re standing in my love
Have no fear, you’re standing in my love
Have no fear now child
You’re surrounded by my love, my love, my love

{Chorus}
By the time we’re done
Let all that is left be you
Miles from the gun
Oh good grace consume this blue
It’s in joy that I come from
Nothing here could block your truth
Beloved and enough
I’m captured by the good you do

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Hayden Everett grew up in the San Francisco bay area, where he developed his passion for songwriting and the outdoors. With roots in jazz piano as well as folk and indie music, Hayden’s sound leans into lush harmony, smooth soundscapes, and heavy hitting rhythm.

Since the release of his self titled debut EP in September of 2019, he has accumulated over 1,000,000 streams, gaining attention from Earmilk, Atwood Magazine, Alex Rainbird, and others. Hayden’s music has been featured twice on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy and he has received airtime on Los Angeles station KCRW 89.9 with Jason Kramer and San Francisco station Alt105.3 on Aaron Axelsen’s Soundcheck.

The driving force of Hayden Everett’s art is music’s universal ability to make us all feel our most human. Celebration, nostalgia, awe, sadness, wonder, doubt or conviction. He hopes that his songs can be of use to you.