Read My Mind
Sasha · Other Songs - Sasha
struck by the misery.
Lying there paralyzed,
seems that our storage is empty.
Falling back on the ground,
once again tongue tied and twisted.
It's harder to realize heaven was close,
when you missed it.
I should break the silence today...
but my words won't find their way.
Read my mind.
Can't you feel that I'm
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Sleepless nights, but I know it's right
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Look around now and then everyone's
running in circles.
Time after time you've been trying
to break trough my surface.
Sorry I failed to tear down the walls
over and over.
Making up alibis
was just a long road to nowhere.
Read my mind.
Can't you feel that I'm
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Sleepless nights, but I know it's right
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
It's to late I won't back down.
After all, ther's no way out.
(fading in, fading out)
It's to late...
(day after day)
I won't back down.
(breaking up, moving on)
After all,
(lose an replace)
ther's no way out.
Read my mind.
Can't you feel that I'm
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Sleepless nights, but I know it's right
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Read my mind.
Can't you feel that I'm
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Sleepless nights, but I know it's right
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
Leaving you!
(talk about it, talk about it)
About Read My Mind
Sasha's "Read My Mind" stands as a defining track within the Yugoslav electronic and dance music landscape, exemplifying the genre's energetic fusion of house rhythms and Balkan melodic sensibilities. Released during a pivotal era for regional dance culture, the recording captures the raw, unpolished authenticity that characterized Sasha's early work, distinguishing it from the more produced soundtracks of his later career. The song serves as a testament to the vibrant club scenes of the former Yugoslavia, where local artists blended international electronic influences with indigenous musical traditions to create a unique sonic identity. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke the communal spirit of dance floors across the region, making it a significant reference point for fans of the genre and a key element in understanding the evolution of Balkan electronic music.