Send Your Mind

Widespread Panic · Panic In The Streets [2010]

When you're out there on the highway

While you're driving roll on by

Going south between the bridges

While the rivers running dry

And if you can't come home

Please send your mind

Well you've been talking

Where are you going on the train that just rolls

Across the nation past the station

Through the night, as black as coal

And if you can't come home

Please send your mind

Now you're healing on this heartbeat

Are you heading between the sheets?

And the silence from the lamppost

From the corner of the street

And if you can't come home

Please send your mind

Little darling [Incomprehensible]

I'm coming home to you

Little, little darling [Incomprehensible]

Send Your Mind

Send Your Mind stands as a compelling song in Widespread Panic's extensive discography, appearing on the 2010 album Panic In The Streets. The band, known for their seamless blend of rock, blues, and jam band improvisation, crafted this track during a period of sustained creative output. The song reflects the group's signature ability to weave intricate instrumental passages with emotive vocals, creating a dynamic listening experience that rewards repeated engagement. As part of their broader body of work, the recording showcases the ensemble's tight musicianship and collaborative spirit. Listeners familiar with the band's live reputation will recognize the song's potential for extended exploration, even within its studio arrangement. This piece contributes to the rich tapestry of modern American rock, highlighting the enduring appeal of the group's evolving sound and their commitment to musical depth.