Out of the Blue Robert Wyatt
"Out of the Blue" by Robert Wyatt, released in 1975, is a #JazzRock piece that explores themes of love, longing, and the fleeting nature of life. The lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and introspection, enhanced by Wyatt's distinctive voice and unconventional song structure. Its emotional depth has resonated with listeners, making it a poignant classic in the genre.
No need to wipe your feet
The welcome mat's not there
But just take care
Before you dare to
Step inside my door
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
These rooms won't give you shelter
They're open to the air
The upper story's out of reach
The stairs no longer there
Beyond all understanding
You've blown my house apart
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
To let you know
You've set me free
To let you know
The welcome mat's not there
But just take care
Before you dare to
Step inside my door
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
Has happened to the floor
Something unbelievable
These rooms won't give you shelter
They're open to the air
The upper story's out of reach
The stairs no longer there
Beyond all understanding
You've blown my house apart
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
You've set me free
To let you know
You've set me free
To let you know
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