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Blind Melon ~ Sleepyhouse


No time frame, for what i need to do today Here at the yellow house. i think i'm gonna play With free livin' lads down the street aways away As i feel the moon rise The time that all feels is the right time Here in our sleepy house As i wipe eye bugs away, the candle flickers at me to say And in my head i sometimes pray Hey aren't ya feeling fine As i was as a little child And i'm feeling better when i'm high With a red light shinning on a little unity The mistakes that i've made No they don't seem to bother me I sure as hell don't feel like I missed any kind of train If i could only show you how i feel Then you wouldn't bother me And then maybe you'd see why we don't mind being blind As i was as a little child And i'm feeling better when i'm high With a red light shinning on a little unity I'll probably be in a little while. more free lyrics

No time frame, for what i need to do today
Here at the yellow house. i think i'm gonna play
With free livin' lads down the street aways away
As i feel the moon rise
The time that all feels is the right time
Here in our sleepy house
As i wipe eye bugs away, the candle flickers at me to say
And in my head i sometimes pray
Hey aren't ya feeling fine
As i was as a little child
And i'm feeling better when i'm high
With a red light shinning on a little unity
The mistakes that i've made
No they don't seem to bother me
I sure as hell don't feel like
I missed any kind of train
If i could only show you how i feel
Then you wouldn't bother me
And then maybe you'd see why we don't mind being blind
As i was as a little child
And i'm feeling better when i'm high
With a red light shinning on a little unity
I'll probably be in a little while.

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