Open Your Ears
Ed Sheeran · Other Songs - Ed Sheeran
Can't get you off my mind
Look at me and you will find
Time after time it seems
I'll say what I don't mean
In your world we were the same
In mine now you're the one to blame
You can't remember my name
We're lost, it's such a shame
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Stop making me see
I'm strong yet proud
I'm quiet yet loud
And I'm everything
You want in me
I'm small yet tall
I have it all
And I'm everything
You want me to be
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Stop making me see
And I still feel like
I need you still
And I still feel like
I'm on some pill
And I still feel like
I need you still
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Making me see
Look at me and you will find
Time after time it seems
I'll say what I don't mean
In your world we were the same
In mine now you're the one to blame
You can't remember my name
We're lost, it's such a shame
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Stop making me see
I'm strong yet proud
I'm quiet yet loud
And I'm everything
You want in me
I'm small yet tall
I have it all
And I'm everything
You want me to be
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Stop making me see
And I still feel like
I need you still
And I still feel like
I'm on some pill
And I still feel like
I need you still
Listen to me
Stop making me see
What I've been waiting for
Listen to me
Making me see
Open Your Ears
Ed Sheeran's "Open Your Ears" stands as a poignant addition to his discography, reflecting the introspective and acoustic-driven style that defines much of his work. Released alongside his broader catalogue of hits, the track exemplifies his ability to blend personal storytelling with universal themes of connection and understanding. The song captures the essence of his signature sound, characterized by intricate guitar work and emotive vocals that resonate across generations. As part of his evolving body of work, "Open Your Ears" invites listeners to engage deeply with the narrative, offering a moment of quiet reflection within the landscape of modern pop music.