I'm wide open
But don't I please you anymore?
You're slipping away from me
You're drifting away from me

I'm wide open
But don't I please you anymore?
You're slipping away from me
You're slipping away from me

Slow me down
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me

Slow me down
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me

I'm wide open
But I couldn't see it anymore
You're drifting away from me
You're slipping away from me

I'm wide open
I'm wide open
I'm wide open

One day just gonna see me
Look back and forth from the ceiling
(I'm wide open) some day love's gonna hurt me
Turn back and soon I'll believe it

Slow me down
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me

Slow me down
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me

I'm wide open
I'm wide open

Slow me down
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me
It's getting away from me


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    My Interpretation

    I'm finally wide open to someone - vulnerable; showing emotions; slowly opening up about my issues. Open for love after years guarding myself.

    But as soon as I open up, you lose interest.

    You may still be here (for now) but starting to drift and slip away from me.

    I tried. It didn't work. You killed it. "I couldn't see it anymore".

    Makes me wonder - will we ever see each other again? Maybe. But I am not sure I will be as wide open.

    indstrlgalon December 10, 2018   Link

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