Each day goes by
Like the one before
But not like the one before
At all
We'd like to think
When we are here no more
We'll meet somewhere and talk
About before

So we pretend
Though it makes no sense

Oh, how we believe
In memory
Oh, how we believe
In memory
In memory

We have it all
All there ever is
But still we like to think
There's more than this

So we have heard
Though it's just absurd

Oh, how we believe
In memory
Oh, how we believe
In memory
In memory

Each day goes by Like the one before But not like the one before At all We'd like to think When we are here no more We'll meet somewhere and talk About before So we pretend Though it makes no sense Oh, how we believe In memory Oh, how we believe In memory In memory We have it all All there ever is But still we like to think There's more than this So we have heard Though it's just absurd Oh, how we believe In memory Oh, how we believe In memory In memory

Memory

State of Mind is a singer-songwriter-electro-drone-noisepop act based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its mastermind is the Danish art rock veteran, singer, synthesizer player and multi-instrumentalist Kim Bülow Bonfils. 

State of Mind's songwriting draws its inspiration from talented outsiders like Daniel Johnston and Serge Gainsbourg. The sound mixes repetitive synthesizer trakcs with krautrock elements and layers of noise and feedback drones.

The lyrics explore the complex workings of the human psyche. From the eye-opening epiphanies to the destructive thought patterns that turn us into helpless bystanders to our own lives.

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State of Mind is a singer-songwriter-electro-drone-noisepop act based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its mastermind is the Danish art rock veteran, singer, synthesizer player and multi-instrumentalist Kim Bülow Bonfils. State of Mind's songwriting draws its inspiration from talented outsiders like Daniel Johnston and Serge Gainsbourg. The sound mixes repetitive synthesizer trakcs with krautrock elements and layers of noise and feedback drones. The lyrics explore the complex workings of the human psyche. From the eye-opening epiphanies to the destructive thought patterns that turn us into helpless bystanders to our own lives.

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