Tell Me What's On Your Mind

What's on your mind 

What's on your mind 
What's in your brain 
Are there things 
That you wish you could change 
What's stored inside 
What keeps you going 
Let the positive mindset 
Keep on Flowing
You have a vision 
That you can seek 
We make mistakes 
Just don't repeat 
Repeat what's not good 
We all want to be understood 

Tell me what's on your mind
Ask and you shall find 
Tell me what's on your mind 
Ask  and you shall find

Tell me what's behind the laughter 
Is it the lectures that the pastor  
Gives 
In time, you will see 
You can be in the universe 
Break generational curse 
Spit lyrics to a verse 
That you didn't even rehearse 
If you start to think 
Will you put your plan in action 
Or will you let it be a distraction 
Add multiply divide 
Become a fraction 
Find the least common denominator 
You don't have all the time in the world 
How can you make it greater 
Put your mind to it 
And start to excel 
If it's in you 
Keep trying 
Your brain has so much for others to see 
Don't be afraid 
Let It be 
You are amazing 
Yes 
Keep giving it your best 

Tell me what's on your mind
Ask and you shall find 
Tell me what's on your mind 
Ask  and you shall find

Tell me what's on your mind
Your mind 
Seek and you will find
It all comes in time 
Tell me what's on your mind 
Keep God first never give In 
You are destined to win 
(Repeat 1x)


Tell me what's on your mind
Ask and you shall find 
Tell me what's on your mind 
Ask  and you shall find

Repeat until chorus fades 

Written by Concetta Hardnett 
07/10/2023
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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