All Over My Mind
Roy Drusky · My Grass Is Green (Mercury) [1969]
You're still all over my mind.
I keep hopin' in another I'll find you again
That's why there've been so many lips where your lips have been
But the mem'ries of the past put my future behind
Cause you're still all over my mind.
You're still all over my mind
If absence makes the heart grow fonder
Then why it's killin' mine
From the bottom up I try ev'rything I find
But you're still all over my mind.
--- Instrumental ---
You're still all over my mind
If only all my dreams of you could be denied
Then maybe with a new love I'd be satisfied
Odds and ends of yesterday are all I can find
And you're still all over my mind.
You're still all over my mind
If only all my dreams of you could be denied
Then maybe with a new love I'd be satisfied
Odds and ends of yesterday are all I can find
And you're still all over my mind...
All Over My Mind
Roy Drusky delivered a steady stream of polished country recordings throughout the 1960s and 1970s, establishing himself as a reliable voice within the genre. All Over My Mind appears on his 1969 Mercury Records album, My Grass Is Green, capturing the smooth, traditional sound that defined much of his work during this era. Known for his clear tenor and consistent delivery, Drusky navigated the shifting landscape of country music with a focus on emotional storytelling and melodic accessibility. This track contributes to a broader discography that includes hits like Mexican Joe and collaborations across various labels, showcasing his adaptability and enduring presence in the industry. The song stands as a testament to his ability to craft memorable, radio-friendly country music that resonated with audiences seeking heartfelt, straightforward performances.