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Jim era solito sedere su davanzali, tetti e balconi: gli dava brivido, lo
faceva sentire vivo. In "My Eyes Have Seen You", canzone che poi prese
anche il titolo "Go Insane", descrive le antenne televisive che vedeva
dal tetto della sua casa di Venice, ai tempi dell'UCLA.
La canzone, con un'ispirazione visionaria decisamente fuori del comune, fu
tra quelle incis sul demo che Jim, Ray e John, talvolta accompagnati da Dorothy
Fujikawa, presentavano alle case discografiche per ottenere un contratto.
My Eyes Have Seen You
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Stand in your door
Meet inside
Show me some more
Show me some more
Show me some more
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Turn and stare
Fix your hair
Move upstairs
Move upstairs
Move upstairs
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Free from disguise
Gazing on a city
Under television skies
Television skies
Television skies
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Eyes have seen you
Let them photograph your soul
Memorize your alleys
On an endless roll
Endless roll
Endless roll
Endless roll
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Discografia, Testi,
Curiosità e Ascolto
album per album
canzone per canzone The Doors
(1967)
Strange
Days
(1967)
Waiting
for the Sun
(1968)
The
Soft Parade
(1969)
Absolutely
Live
(1970)
Morrison
Hotel
(1970)
L.A.
Woman
(1971)
An
American Prayer
(1971)
The
Lords &
The New Creatures
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