I feel the heat, the fire that burns
Deep in my soul, as this hell-ride returns
No one around to hear me cry out
Open my mouth, but I can't make a sound

I feel the weight of the world sometimes hanging on my head
Whoa
Look for the light at the end of this tunnel once again

I'm taking bout the right state of the right state of
The right state of your mind

Fear for the worst I can't catch my breath
My heart beats to the sound of unrest
Pulse racing high,my thoughts are so low
Reach out my hand, but there's no one to hold

We walk alone through this strange life
It can be so cold sometimes,
Whoa
Just close my eyes and remember
If you search you just might find

I'm talking bout the right state of
The right state of
The right state of your mind

I feel the weight of the world sometimes
Hanging on my head,whoa
Look for the light at the end of this tunnel one again

I'm talking bout the right state of the right state of
The right state of your mind

I'm talking bout the right state of the right state of
The right state of your mind


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State of Mind Lyrics as written by James Douglas Vallance Bryan Adams

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    Well, I know that the lead singer of the caddies is a hypochondriac as it's stated in his bio on the MC site. So I kind of relate to it in that way, with the anxiety and panic. But it's defienetly one of those songs with a universal messege, where it can be left up to interpitation.

    Great, great song. As always, with the Mad Caddies.

    BstnRichon September 20, 2008   Link

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