I'm Open

Album: No Code (1996)
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  • A man lies in his bed in a room with no door
    He waits hoping for a presence something anything to enter
    After spending half his life searching he still felt as blank
    As the ceiling at which he stared
    He is alive but feels absolutely nothing
    So is he?
    When he was six he believed that the moon overhead followed him
    By nine he had deciphered the illusion trading magic for fact
    No tradebacks...
    So this is what it's like to be an adult
    If he only knew now what he knew then...
    I'm open... (2x)
    Come on in... (4x)
    I'm open... (2x)
    Come on in... (4x)
    I'm open...
    Lying sideways atop crumpled sheets and no covers he decides to
    Dream...
    Dream up a new self for himself... Writer/s: EDDIE VEDDER, JACK IRONS
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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