"open your door" genre: Acoustic
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	a song that turned out being more personal than I thought. nice double tracked guitar work.
	Label: indie Credits: shaun hull: all guitars, lead and harmony vocals. lonnie griffis: bass
	Story Behind the Song i tend to write ambiguous songs about others or other peoples situations. when i was done with this one my engineer said "so who's this one about"? after i thought about it i realized...i think it's me. Lyrics open your door tonight don't be afraid to come out into the light they say it's not over 'till the fat lady sings but the kids down the street are wearin all a your precious things (yea) silver diamonds and gold don't always shine that way you may think you don't but you hide your love away you live within your sadness or the latest thing sad little angel with a broken wing (yea) just a little too angry just a little too sad just a little too precious just a little too bad just didn't quite make it that's what they say but you don't have to fake it to come out and play it's always late when you realize that this life goes by so fast you need to play a bit slower as this present becomes your past just a little too dirty just a little too clean just a little too playful just a little too mean just a little too distant just a little too near just a little too diferent just a little too queer so open your door tonight no need to bring the key when you you step outside there's a midnight rider leaving today just be ready to take off when you you fly away you fly away you fly away end

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