I'd rather imagine myself...
Nowhere, there's nowhere I'd rather be
Away from my mind
Nothing but clutter
I know what's mine
Head-on, head on time
It's hard to walk inside
First steps feel harder for the second time
Everything in pieces
I know what's mine
I'm smoking outside
Exhaling my whole life
When the light ain't so harsh, I can try
And talk myself out of it
But you still know how to dance so you don't take no for an answer
You still know how to dance so you don't take no for an answer
Yeah, you still know how to dance so you damn well don't take no for an answer
You still know how to dance so you damn well don't take no for an answer
Oh, what's mine?
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (Let 'em know) I'm not fine
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (Let 'em know) I'm not fine
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (let 'еm know) I'm not fine
I can't lеt 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (Let 'em know) I'm not fine
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (Let 'em know) I'm not fine
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (let 'em know) I'm not fine
I can't let 'em know (I can't let 'em know), let 'em know (let 'em know)
(whistling and instrumental music)
What’s Mine was written by Colin Mahony & Joe Reinhart & Nick Tazza & Peter Helmis.
What’s Mine was produced by Algernon Cadwallader.
Algernon Cadwallader released What’s Mine on Fri Sep 12 2025.
There’s a stigma around talking about mental health. Meanwhile, capitalism hate-fucks our brains from all angles. This isn’t the only song about it, but it is probably the best one.
—Peter Helmis, via Consequence