Losing My Mind [From Follies]
Petula Clark · Other Songs - Petula Clark
I think about you
The coffee cup
I think about you
I want you so
It's like I'm losing my mind.
The morning ends
I think about you
I talk to friends
I think about you
And do they know ? It's like I'm losing my mind.
All afternoon
Doing every little chore
The thought of you stays bright.
Sometimes I stand in the middle of the floor
Not going left
Not going right.
I dim the lights and think about you
Spend sleepless nights to think about you.
You said you loved me
Or were you just being kind ?
Or am I losing
Losing my mind ?
All afternoon
Doing every little chore
The thought of you stays bright.
Sometimes I stand in the middle of the floor
Not going left
Not going right.
Or am I losing my mind ?
You said you loved me
Or were you just being kind ?
Or am I losing my mind ?
Or were you just being kind ?
Or am I losing my mind ?
Losing my mind
Losing my mind
Losing my mind.
Losing My Mind [From Follies]
Petula Clark's 1965 recording of 'Losing My Mind' serves as a poignant musical contribution to the Broadway musical Follies. The track exemplifies Clark's signature style, blending soulful R&B influences with the theatrical sensibilities of the era's musical theater. As a lead performer known for hits like 'You've Got a Friend' and 'Baby I'm Yours,' Clark brought a distinctive vocal warmth and emotional depth to this composition. The song captures the vulnerability and introspection central to the Follies narrative, reflecting the personal struggles of its characters through a polished, mid-60s pop arrangement. Its inclusion in the show's soundtrack highlights Clark's versatility as both a pop icon and a respected stage actress.