Entering Lyrics
Without a sound
I'm entering
On wings I've found
A million miles
Of covered ground
I'm entering, entering yeah
Well I'm entering
Without a sound
I'm entering
On wings I've found
A million miles
Of covered ground
I'm entering, I'm entering yeah
Well I'm entering, yeah, yeah
Bleeding hearts, two lights, goodness, stable
Glass on bars won't hold me back
Without a sound
Or a thought
I'm entering
I'm entering
I'm entering, entering
On wings I've found
A million, million miles, a million miles
Well I'm entering, entering, entering, entering, entering, entering yeah

i think its about being popular in the music industry on his looks or reputation instead of his skill as a musician instead of "Without a sound" being without his musical talent, and the "million miles" is possibly the area the media has covered, and the wings he has found possible mtv and the radio and any other media...i think that is the most rational interpretation i can think of as he would have been coming into the industry.

I think it's about Dracula. The intro is very similar to the song "Bela Lugosi's Dead' from the band Bauhaus. Bela Lugosi played Dracula on TV.

I don't know what the hell this song is about. Perhaps a guy entering a planet from outer space "entering without a sound", and "on wings I've found" could be a space ship? "A million miles of covered ground" could be the planet he's landing on. Fucked if I know, can somebody help me here?

CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ThayilBeGod's interpretation is pretty good. Didn't think of that at all. I'm not sure it has a meaning so much as it was just written with a fast, travelling pace, the way the song is so fast, the drumming is mad, and he's saying "million, million miiiiiiiiles" etc etc, just trying to portray something going fast. Soundgarden often said that the meaning of the song was not important, it was best to make up your own interpretation of it, so I think with this song, they're leaving it up to you, but want it to seem fast, so perhaps someone entering a planet, or a car going fast, hell I dunno.