Out Of My Mind
Buck Owens And His Buckaroos · Other Songs - Buck Owens And His Buckaroos
[ Don Rich ]
I wait for you to call me but you won't I keep hoping
you come by but you don't
You just keep me hurtin' all the time
And if you make me much bluer I'll go out of my mind
I'll go out of my mind completely it's true
If you don't start to love me the way that I love you
You just keep me hurtin' all the time
And if you make me much bluer I'll go out of my mind
[ steel ]
You smile every time you make me cry you're happy cause
my eyes are never dry
You just use me anyway anytime and if you make me much
bluer I'll go out of my mind
I'll go out of my mind...
I wait for you to call me but you won't I keep hoping
you come by but you don't
You just keep me hurtin' all the time
And if you make me much bluer I'll go out of my mind
I'll go out of my mind completely it's true
If you don't start to love me the way that I love you
You just keep me hurtin' all the time
And if you make me much bluer I'll go out of my mind
[ steel ]
You smile every time you make me cry you're happy cause
my eyes are never dry
You just use me anyway anytime and if you make me much
bluer I'll go out of my mind
I'll go out of my mind...
Out Of My Mind
Buck Owens and His Buckaroos deliver a quintessential country standard in 'Out Of My Mind,' a track that epitomizes the honky-tonk sound of the late 1950s. Recorded with the signature twang of Owens' steel guitar and the driving rhythm of his band, the song captures the essence of the genre's golden age. As a staple of the Buckaroos' discography, it reflects Owens' mastery of vocal phrasing and his ability to craft songs that resonated deeply with audiences across the American South and West. The recording stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of traditional country music, showcasing the collaborative spirit that defined the era's most celebrated performers.

