It's definitely not "You turn in, tune in, and you drop out" or "Turn on, tune in, drop out"
It sounds like "You turn to" which is why I ended up back here looking for it, but I agree with cabbagesoup, it's "You tend to" which would actually make sense.
When was this song made? The intro is like an electronic drum-thing, and I swear I've heard it used in something.
It's definitely not "You turn in, tune in, and you drop out" or "Turn on, tune in, drop out"
It sounds like "You turn to" which is why I ended up back here looking for it, but I agree with cabbagesoup, it's "You tend to" which would actually make sense.
When was this song made? The intro is like an electronic drum-thing, and I swear I've heard it used in something.
And how do you get "um" confused with "hmm"???