Whilst I love everyone's interpretations of what the 'something' on the person's mind is, I think Karen is trying to address the fact that you can think. For those who feel disassociated, she reminds us you think therefore you are, 'SOMETHING is on your mind'. Even if our thoughts don't lead to success 'leaving all your dreams too far behind' or we are just living day-to-day 'saw your days turn into night times', she grounds us in the presence and the immanence of our current thoughts and perceptions. No matter how hard things are, 'any way you made it was just fine'. She calls us to be present and grateful for the gift of our existence.
Whilst I love everyone's interpretations of what the 'something' on the person's mind is, I think Karen is trying to address the fact that you can think. For those who feel disassociated, she reminds us you think therefore you are, 'SOMETHING is on your mind'. Even if our thoughts don't lead to success 'leaving all your dreams too far behind' or we are just living day-to-day 'saw your days turn into night times', she grounds us in the presence and the immanence of our current thoughts and perceptions. No matter how hard things are, 'any way you made it was just fine'. She calls us to be present and grateful for the gift of our existence.