Open Your Eyes may refer to:

Film

* ''Open Your Eyes'' (1919 film), an American melodrama directed by Gilbert P. Hamilton * ''Open Your Eyes'' (1997 film) (''Abre los ojos''), a Spanish film by Alejandro Amenábar * ''Open Your Eyes'' (2008 film), an American short film by Susan Cohen * ''Open Your Eyes'', a 2012 short film starring

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Television

* ''Open Your Eyes'' (TV series), Polish television series from 2021 * "Open Your Eyes" (''The Walking Dead''), an episode of ''The Walking Dead''

Music

Open Your Eyes (band) Open Your Eyes is an American rock band from Chicago. Their debut album, "Truth or Consequences", was released on March 25, 2016, and peaked at #25 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. OYE is currently recording their sophomore album with produc ...

, an American rock band

Albums

* ''Open Your Eyes'' (Goldfinger album), or the title song, 2002 * ''Open Your Eyes'' (Warzone album), or the title song, 1989 * ''Open Your Eyes'' (Yes album), or the title song (see below), 1997 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by David Hasselhoff, 2019 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by

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, 1979 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by

Kim Kyung Ho Kim Kyung-ho (; born June 7, 1971) is a South Korean singer who is often referred to as a "legend of rock" for his efforts in bringing rock music to South Korea and his four octave vocal range. He makes frequent appearances on South Korean v ...

, 2003 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by

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, 1979 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by Rapture Ruckus, 2011 * ''Open Your Eyes'', by Victoria Beckham, 2003 * ''Open Your Eyes'', a mixtape by Macklemore, 2000

Songs

* "Open Your Eyes" (Alter Bridge song), 2004 * "Open Your Eyes" (Guano Apes song), 1997 * "Open Your Eyes" (The Lords of the New Church song), 1982 * "Open Your Eyes" (Snow Patrol song), 2007 * "Open Your Eyes" (Yes song), 1997 * "Open Your Eyes", by 12 Stones from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by AFI from '' Answer That and Stay Fashionable'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Asia from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Basshunter from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Bea Miller * "Open Your Eyes", by Black Box from '' Dreamland'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Bobby Caldwell from ''Cat in the Hat'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Disturbed from '' Immortalized'' * "Open Your Eyes", by

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* "Open Your Eyes", by Iz*One from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by John Legend from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Julian Lennon from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Loudness from ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by

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* "Open Your Eyes", by Staind from '' Break the Cycle'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Steve Angello and Alex Metric from the soundtrack of the video game ''

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'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Stream of Passion from '' Embrace the Storm'' * "Open Your Eyes", by Sum 41 from '' Chuck'' * "Open Your Eyes", by United State of Electronica from '' U.S.E.''

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