What's on My Mind

Blake Shelton · Original Album Series [2012]

(Jim Lauderdale & Leslie Wynn Satcher)



I can't have this conversation

Without lots of reservations on the line

If there's a way to slip around it

Then I'm bound to get around it one more time.



Honey, you are so persuasive

But it makes me more evasive when you pry

You can label me elusive

But the facts are inconclusive at this time.



'Cause you can't handle what's on my mind

I've got roses growing over what you'd find

But keep on asking if your inclined

'Cause you can't handle what's on my mind.



--- Instrumental ---



I don't mean to drive you crazy

Comin' off all vague and hazy just because

I don't have an answer for you

I just wouldn't want to bore you if it does.



'Cause you can't handle what's on my mind

I've got roses growing over what you'd find

But keep on asking if your inclined

'Cause you can't handle what's on my mind.



But keep on asking if your inclined.

But you can't handle what's on my mind.

No, you can't handle what's on my mind...

What's on My Mind

Blake Shelton's 'What's on My Mind' stands as a defining track from his 2012 Original Album Series, a collection that showcased his evolution as a songwriter and performer. Recorded during a pivotal era in his career, the song blends his signature country-pop sound with introspective lyrics that explore personal vulnerability and emotional honesty. As part of a discography that includes hits like 'Austin' and 'Boys 'round Here,' this recording highlights Shelton's ability to craft relatable narratives rooted in everyday experiences. The track exemplifies the polished production style of the early 2010s country landscape, where artists increasingly balanced traditional instrumentation with modern pop sensibilities to reach broader audiences while maintaining their authentic voice.