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Out Of My Mind Lyrics
Light a candle lay flowers at the door for those you left behind and the one's who've gone before
Here it comes now sure as silence follows rain
The taste of you upon my lips the fingers in my brain
And be gentle as it kills me where I lay who am I to resist
Who are you to fail
Got to get you out of my mind but I can't escape from the feeling
As I try to leave the memory behind without you what's left to believe in
It could be so sorry for the way it had to go
But now I feel your presense in a way I could not know
And I wonder do you ever feel the same
In whispering darkness do you ever hear my name
Got to get you out of my mind but I can't escape from the feeling
As I try to leave the memory behind without you what's left to belive in
Here in the back of your mind, here in the back of your mind
And how could you dare to become so close so real when you're just a ghost of me
And I've got to get you out of my mind but I can't escape from the feeling
As I try to leave the memory behind without you what's left to believe in
Here in the back of your mind, deep in the back of your mind
Here in the back of your mind, deep in the back of your mind
Deep in the back of your mind
One of the best and most underrated Duran Duran songs ever...adore the lyrics.....
From the movie "The Saint" Awesome movie, awesome song! This song fucking rocks man!
This song is very disturbing to me. The video is very disturbing. Simon has described it as a "modern ghost story" and about "being haunted from the inside". I think it's clearly about someone who is traumatized by a person in their past and is trying to push this person out of their mind but as hard as they try, the memory is still there in "the back of [their] mind". Well, yeah, that's obvious. This guy is thinking about how much pain this person has caused him and how much it is still apart of his life and he's wondering if this person he is obsessing over feels the same way---regret, remorse, shame, etc---or if not and if there's some utter callousness about it all. It reminds me of Careless Memories. And comparing it to that song, it makes me think about how the mere mention of a name can hold so much power. Just like certain things can trigger painful memories.
Canada...you said it all...but I love the song and the video!!!
I read (I think Wikipedia) that this song was part of a trilogy of songs Simon wrote about his friend dying. The other two were "Do You Believe in Shame" and "Ordinary World."
I adore this song. I want it at my funeral, before the Weird Al medley.