Eden
Daniel Seavey
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“Eden” was released on July 1, 2025, and later became the 13th track on the extended edition of Daniel Seavey’s debut album Second Wind. Originally a vinyl-exclusive, the song quickly became a fan favorite once it was added to streaming platforms.
Co-written with producer Michael Pollack, “Eden” ca...
Eden Lyrics
[Verse 1]
The sun went cold, the sky was bleeding
I caught the last train out of Eden
[Pre-Chorus]
If people never really change
Then, what you've done, I can't explain
You gave me something to believe in
[Chorus]
With a touch enough to heal me
And a kiss enough to make me stay
Oh, it hurts enough to kill me
'Cause I know I could be better
Know I could be better
Know I could be better for you
[Verse 2]
Devotion doesn't come in seasons
The notion doesn't need a reason
[Pre-Chorus]
If people never really change
Then, what you've done, I can't explain
You gave me something to believe in
[Chorus]
With a touch enough to heal me
And a kiss enough to make me stay
Oh, it hurts enough to kill me
'Cause I know I could be better
Know I could be better
Know I could be better for you
[Bridge]
(Ooh, ooh)
(Ooh, ooh)
Be better
Be better
Know I could be better for you (I could!)
[Chorus]
With a touch enough to heal me (Aw!)
And a kiss enough to make me stay (Ooh)
Oh, it hurts enough to kill me (To kill me)
'Cause I know I could be better (Could be better)
Know I could be better (Could be better)
Know I could be better for you (For you)
[Outro]
'Cause I know I could be better
Know I could be better
Know I could be better for you
Eden Q&A
Who wrote Eden's ?
Eden was written by Daniel Seavey & Michael Pollack.
Who produced Eden's ?
Eden was produced by Daniel Seavey.
When did Daniel Seavey release Eden?
Daniel Seavey released Eden on Tue Jul 01 2025.
What did Daniel Seavey say about "Eden"?
[It’s about] falling for someone who feels almost too good to be true… knowing they see something in you that you can’t even see in yourself.
— via Atwood