All In Your Mind

Echo And The Bunnymen · Echo & The Bunnymen [1987]

You say your proud to be

One of the people

Hands on the money

And your feet on the ground

Shouting out loud

From the top of the steeple

Counting the flock while

Collecting their pounds

All you thieving wheeler dealers

In the healing zone

Giving me Fever Fever Fever Fever

Down to my bones



I pray

And nothing happens

Jesus

It's all in my mind

You say

Stop looking for answers

And reasons

They're all in your mind

All in you mind



Covered in flies

And smothered in lava

I can't scratch my itches

With these pumice stone hands

I dream of my days

As a desert farmer

Living my life

On the fat of the sand

All you thieving wheeler dealers

In the healing zone

Giving me Fever Fever Fever Fever

Down to my bones



I pray

And nothing happens

Jesus

It's all in my mind

You say

Stop looking for answers

And reasons

They're all in your mind

All in you mind



Stuck in a world

Losing its way and wonder

I wonder what happened

To the world we knew

Splitting the atom

And feeling its thunder

Could never ever make me

Feel the way you do

You give me Fever Fever Fever Fever

Down to my bones

Fever Fever Fever Fever

In the healing zone



I pray

And nothing happens

Jesus

It's all in my mind

You say

Stop looking for answers

And reasons

They're all in your mind

All in you mind

All In Your Mind

Echo & The Bunnymen's 1987 single "All In Your Mind" stands as a defining track from the band's early post-punk evolution. Released on their debut album, the recording captures the group's signature blend of atmospheric synth textures and driving guitar riffs that would characterize their subsequent work. The song reflects the era's introspective mood, utilizing a melodic structure that balances emotional vulnerability with the band's characteristic rhythmic intensity. As a key piece of their discography, it showcases the transition from their earlier raw sound to a more polished, synth-heavy approach that influenced the shoegaze and alternative rock movements of the late 1980s and beyond.