Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the earth
And down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses

Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now

I see your shadow knocking at my door
All plastic face and shaking hands
Now how much space could ever hold your here

Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now

Where do you stand when it's all over
Washed from the earth
And down to the sea
Do you lie in a bed of roses

Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now

Are you still aware
I guess that you don't care about it now


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Bed of Roses Lyrics as written by Lanegan Conner

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    really hard to explain. im gonna give it a guess just cause no one else has. ok, i got this interpretation simply because im kinda going through it right now and i took the song this way so it would mean something to me.

    i take it as a someone who's relationship just fell apart and they're wondering if how the other person feels. do you feel on the bottom of the earth like i do? or do you lie in a bed of roses and not even care.

    PearlJamRuleson July 29, 2007   Link

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