Out Of Your Mind (interlude)
Lianne La Havas * Track #6 On Lianne La Havas
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- #1Bittersweet
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- #2Read My Mind
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- #3Green Papaya
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- #4Can’t Fight
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- #5
Paper ThinLianne La Havas
- #6Out Of Your Mind (interlude)
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- #7Weird Fishes
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- #8Please Don’t Make Me Cry
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- #9Seven Times
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- #10Courage
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- #11Sour Flower
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Lianne La HavasAbout
“Out of Your Mind (interlude),” a hypnotically harmonious minute-long song, signals the transition from the “good place” in the relationship into the more “foreboding and serious” stage, as La Havas described during an interview with Annie Mac. It marks the first time that La Havas has incorporated...
Out Of Your Mind (interlude) Lyrics
Baby
Hey, out of your mind
You're out of your mind, now
Out of your mind, out of your mind
Hey
You're out of your mind, now
Out of your mind, out of your mind
Hey
You're out of your mind, now
Out Of Your Mind (interlude) Q&A
Who wrote Out Of Your Mind (interlude)'s ?
Out Of Your Mind (interlude) was written by Geordan Reid Campbell & Lianne La Havas.
Who produced Out Of Your Mind (interlude)'s ?
Out Of Your Mind (interlude) was produced by Geordan Reid Campbell & Lianne La Havas.
When did Lianne La Havas release Out Of Your Mind (interlude)?
Lianne La Havas released Out Of Your Mind (interlude) on Fri Jul 17 2020.
What did Lianne La Havas say about "Out Of Your Mind (interlude)"?
This is the descent. When you go, “You know what? This isn’t for me.” It doesn’t really have any words, it’s just sounds, but they’re murmurings of trying to work it out and then something sort of clicks. It’s the moment you flip. I wanted there to be a definite line under the first section of the a...
What have the artists said about the song?
The interlude marks the exact middle point of the album. It is meant to represent the unravelling from the happy first half to the difficult middle and second half. I also wanted to use my voice in different ways, to play with sounds and textures.