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It hangs on a wall, museum hall, as it calls to passers by A picture so bright, seen without light, and nobody wonders why A tired old man stares at the wall, said the color's blinding me How can he see anything at all since he's got no eyes to see It's not too faded I still see that color coming through It's not too jaded The more you look the more you see Years ticked away colors turned gray, but the man's still standing there Once asked him why, he said cause I am the last one here who cares Told me the mind will show you more if you only set it free He closed the doors I closed my eyes that's when I began to see It's not too faded I still see that color coming through It's not too jaded The more you look the more you see It's not too faded I still see that color coming through It's not too jaded The more you look the more you see more free lyrics

It hangs on a wall, museum hall, as it calls to passers by
A picture so bright, seen without light, and nobody wonders why
A tired old man stares at the wall, said the color's blinding me
How can he see anything at all since he's got no eyes to see

It's not too faded
I still see that color coming through
It's not too jaded
The more you look the more you see

Years ticked away colors turned gray, but the man's still standing there
Once asked him why, he said cause I am the last one here who cares
Told me the mind will show you more if you only set it free
He closed the doors I closed my eyes that's when I began to see

It's not too faded
I still see that color coming through
It's not too jaded
The more you look the more you see
It's not too faded
I still see that color coming through
It's not too jaded
The more you look the more you see

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