[[70s-style blues rock inspired by Led Zeppelin, featuring soulful, echoing vocals in the style of Robert Plant, gritty electric guitar riffs like Jimmy Page, and dynamic, expressive drum grooves reminiscent of John Bonham.]] [Intro] (Come on) [Instrumental chorus] [Verse 1] It on my mind again — The old post ‘round the bend — Oh, the bend… The bend [Instrumental Break 1/2] [Verse 2] It been so hard outside — Ain’t no rest for my— — Poor old troubled mind — My mind… Oh, my mind [Chorus] If you make it down that far, baby Don’t go out with me lately Been spendin’ my time waitin’ For the next train to come through Oh yeah Take me away from you From you (Come on) [Verse 3] The river’s gone to clay — Ain’t no voice left in the bay — Just the wind… The wind [Verse 4] You lit the last match dry — And smiled without a why — Lord, I’ve been burnt — By your eyes… Oh, your eyes [Chorus] If you make it down that far, baby Don’t go out with me lately Been spendin’ my time waitin’ For the next train to come through Oh yeah Take me away from you From you (Come on) [Guitar Solo – Jimmy Page-style cue] (Wailing bends, fuzzy sustain, stair-step climb… then crash into groove. Let the lick ride over the chorus progression, but add tail-end licks that echo “take me away from you…") [bridge - slow melodic breakdown] The bend… Oh, the bend. Yeah. My mind… Gone again. [Chorus] If you make it down that far, baby Don’t go out with me lately Been spendin’ my time waitin’ For the next train to come through Oh yeah Take me away from you From you (Come on)
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