Nah-ah, ah
Gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' into now
Gettin' in, gettin' in to come take over me
Gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' into now
Gettin' in, gettin' in to come take over me

Gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' into now
Gettin' in, gettin' in to come take over me
Gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' in, gettin' into now
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me

Time, not having an easy time
Never gonna have an easy time
Giving the runaround to me
I can feel it coming around again

Time, changing, a-wasting
Come and get up in my face again this time
Giving the runaround to me
And I'm not having an easy

Time, never having an easy
In all this time, it has never gone easy
Time, not having an easy
You'll never meet another like me

Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like a-me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like

Time, not having an easy time
Never gonna have an easy time
Giving the runaround to me
I can feel it coming around again

Time, changing, a-wasting
Come and get up in my face again this time
Giving the runaround to me
And I'm not having an easy

Time, never having an easy
In all this time, it has never gone easy
Time, not having an easy
You'll never meet another like me

Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like a-me, like me
Gettin' in, gettin' in to like me, like

Get ready
Time, never gonna die, never gonna give in to me
You want a deity like me
You want a god, but you're never gonna give in to me
You want a deity like me

Time, never gonna die, never gonna give in to me
You want a deity like me
You want a god, but you're never gonna give in to me
You want a deity like me

Time, gettin' in, gettin' in
Time, just another god of the mind
Time, gettin' in, gettin' in
Time, just another god of the mind

Time, never having an easy
In all this time, it has never gone easy
Time, not having an easy
You'll never meet another like me


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God of the Mind Lyrics as written by Dan Donegan Mike Wengren

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    This song is about time, and how it controls us, but we can't control it, just like a god. We always rush at its call, we only think about whether or not there is time. Time controls us, but time was created by us. Time is a God born of the mind

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