Back of My Mind - The Blank Theory



     
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Back of My Mind Lyrics


Now don't say a word
I know you've forever been promised the world
Look into my eyes
And you'll see there's another sideSo you can follow me
Right to the back of my mind(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
You'll see the world like me this time
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
You'll see the world through darker eyesWe can change the world
We can change the essence of who we are
I can save you from yourself
I'll make you feel like someone elseSo you can follow me
Right to the back of my mind(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
You'll see the world like me this time
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)

You'll see the world through darker eyes
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
In the back of my mind we stand alone
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
In the back of my mind you'll be safeDon't you close your eyes
We'll be starved to pray
We all pretend there's comfort in faith
We all pretend we careSo you can follow me
Right to the back of my mind(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
You'll see the world like me this time
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
You'll see the world through darker eyes
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
In the back of my mind we stand alone
(In the back of my mind)
(In the back of my mind)
In the back of my mind you'll be safe

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The Blank Theory was a five-piece rock group from Chicago, Illinois. The Blank Theory self-released two albums, Blinding Process in 1998 and Catalyst in 2000. Catalyst included the track "Nevermind" which was featured in a segment of MTV Road Rules. While the first two independent releases were hard edged indie rock, they moved more toward metal when writing for the third release. The Blank Theory released Beyond the Calm of the Corridor on September 24, 2002 via independent label, New Line Records.

Read more about The Blank Theory on Last.fm.


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