Help me sometimes, I need that much
Don't you think it's strange
How we can turn to dust

Think it's strange, like really strained
We'll never run when we've got all these broken bones

It's so hard to let you go
It's so hard to let you go
I will make you change your mind
I will make you change your mind

I think of me sometimes, I'd never tell
Do you recognize me, think that you know me well
I think you're changing, configurating
Destroyed the lines that fed the goods to your heart

It's so hard to let you go
It's so hard to let you go
Run with the hunted as you come
Run with the wanted I was one

I will make you change your mind
I will make you change your mind
It's so hard to let you go
It's so hard to let you go (run with the hunted as you come)

Run with the hunted as you come
Run with the hunted as you come
I will make you change your mind
I will make you change your mind


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Mindchanger Lyrics as written by Gavin Rossdale

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    I think this song is about a relationship where both people got hurt, and now the guy wants the girl back. But but she's changed, and doesn't want to be with him. Anyways, that's what I think. But it could be because that just happened to me. :(

    red_bloodon May 17, 2002   Link
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    i agree, but i htink they broke it off because she thought he was a jerk or he was really shitty to her a lot, hence the line "i was one, but i iwll make you change your mind". Thats just what i think though. . . .

    ashley007on August 05, 2002   Link
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    This is one of my favorite Bush songs ever. I think its about him wanting a girl back. "Its so hard to let you go, I will make you change your mind" I love those lines, they basically explain what the song is about.

    JackSmirkingRevengeon March 23, 2003   Link
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    Great song. The underlying guitar riff during the chorus, the high pitched walk-up...yeah. that sets the mood for the whole song. Its just a kick ass song. And i can realte. Me and this girl had a thing once and it diddnt work out but i couldn't deal with that, i was convinced that i could change her mind and spent the following 3 months trying to do so. Not aggressivly but i thought i could do it. ITs hard to deal with rejection so i totally get Gavin on this one. Totally. Great Song

    Dr Fishopolison April 01, 2003   Link
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    i listen endless times to the passage :

    "think you're changing, configurating destroyed the lines that fed the goods to your heart"

    And im 100% sure gavin does NOT sing "goods" it sounds much more like grace - so it means destoryed the lines that fed the grace to your heart.

    All lyric sides seem to have copied this because i saw this everywhere wrong

    Harakirion April 19, 2004   Link
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    i know it sounds like grace, but according to bush-music.com/lyrics_scienceofthings.html

    "help me sometime, i need that much :: don't you think it's strange :: how can we turn dust

    think it's strange, like really strained :: we'll never run when :: we've got all these broken bones

    it's hard to let you go :: but i will make you change your mind

    think of me sometimes, i'd never tell :: do you recognise me, :: think that you know me well :: i think you're changing, configurating :: destroyed the lines :: that fed the goods to your heart

    it's hard to let you go :: run with the hunted :: as you come :: run with the hunters :: i was one :: but i will make you change your mind

    i will make you change your mind"

    volssuck07on December 03, 2004   Link
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    The science of things produced a lot of great songs, but this song is truely amazing. This song should have been more popular, but what can you do? It's the last desperate attempt from a man that wants the woman he loves back, though he screwed up big time. Fishopolis is 100% correct about the underlying guitar riff...awesome...

    gmazcaon July 07, 2006   Link

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