In My Mind
GOUGH Ivan & FEENIXPAWL ft. Lyrics


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In my mind, in my head,
This is where we all came from.

The dreams we had, the love we shared,
This is what we're waiting for.

And this is what I'm waiting for.




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "In My Mind" by Gough Ivan/Feenixpawl/Axwell bring out a nostalgic and emotional feeling in the listeners. It reflects on the idea that whatever we experience or imagine in our minds makes up who we are. In the first two lines, the lyrics describe the concept of the human consciousness and how it is where all our thoughts and dreams originate from. It portrays how every individual has their unique thought processes, and those ideas are what make us so diverse as human beings.


The following two lines emphasized the importance of dreams and love. It highlights that they are the two essential aspects of life that people seek and wait for. The lyrics are encouraging, and they remind people to hold on to their aspirations because that is what makes our lives wholesome.


The final line, "And this is what I'm waiting for," provides insight into the singer's mind. The singer seems to be seeking love and living life to the fullest while reflecting on past experiences. Overall, the song's lyrics have a universal appeal, reflecting on the experiences, aspirations, and dreams of all individuals.


Line by Line Meaning

In my mind, in my head,
Deep within my thoughts and imagination,


This is where we all came from.
The origin of our existence lies within these inner realms.


The dreams we had, the love we shared,
Our aspirations and affectionate connections with others,


This is what we're waiting for.
These are the things we eagerly anticipate and long for.


And this is what I'm waiting for.
Personally, this is what I yearn for and hope to manifest.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: ADEN PHOENIX FORTE, GEORGINA KRISTINE NOELLE KINGSLEY, IVAN JAMES GOUGH, JOSHUA PAUL SOON

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@darkhumour2210

The 2011-2015 period were the golden era of EDM. Lots and lots of quality electronic songs week after week.

The era was ignited by the Swedish DJ's like Avicci, Axwell, ingrosso etc.. their songs started to get huge airplays in USA, thus started to take over the mainstream music, competed with pop music and at a point of time even mainstream pop music was losing to edm. That was the standard of these DJ's.

The era was dominated by mostly European producers like Avicci, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Tiesto, Afrojack, Robin Schulz, Alesso, showteck, Nicky Romero and many other.

Avicci and Calvin Harris seemed like the flag bearers of the era with their many smash hits.

Swedish House Mafia dissolved before Axwell and ingrosso started making music as duo, they were also one of the key figures of the era.

Dutch DJ's Hardwell, Afrojack and Tiesto had huge success with their songs getting in to Billboard charts and New faces like Martin Garrix and Alesso were big hit from the very start and went on to become so huge by the end of the era.

Music festivals like Tomorrowland and ultra music festival became the biggest festivals of the decade which helped edm to become a culture worldwide and helped to regain its long lost glory.

House music was the king. Electro, progressive, bigroom, deep and tropical house songs were all over the charts.

New artist kygo from Norway increased the legacy of the era by give great tropical house classics .kygos arrival was during the last year's of the golden age and continued his success past the era

The era also had great number of Drum n bass,Dubstep, hardstyle hits which showed the diversity of golden age.

The golden age came to an end when producers started featuring for mainstream pop artists for dance pop songs which have mostly a future bass or trap drop eg: Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas and chainsmokers whose new hits which were mostly future bass and trap which were well recieved .

The shift from the major house sound to the hip-hop trap, future bass kind of sound was evident. There were many good artists in these like chainsmokers but all producers somehow tried different styles which were not as catchy or impactful as their previous hits.
Still, Calvin Harris enjoyed success with club edm sound, kygo was becoming huge but the huge number in dutch and Swedish House songs declined and the industry was inclined towards a different sound

Mumble rap came in to scene and a horrific trap sound ruled the industry for some years . Only a few artists like Alan Walker, kygo and new artists like marshmelo was able to hit some sweet spot.

Marshmello sucsses proved that trap and future bass sounds are now the ruling sound of the industry during late 2010s .

But by then the golden age signature house sound faded away. If you ask a music critics of 2010 that what was the highlight of the decade, you most probably get the answer EDM

Definitely edm was the gamechanger ,an explosion in to the scene which wa predicted by many artists a long time ago, And the result was gold. The era gave great memories to music fans especially electronic music fans to cherish forever.

Hardcore edm fans believe that the era is not at all dead and it's in it's dormant stage and waiting for a huge comeback♥️ hope so😊



All comments from YouTube:

@WatersmithTV

2022 and this is still a masterpiece that sparks that flame inside of us, iconic song

@holiamusic

yes

@netflixfan8940

This song needs to return in a kia commercial with characters from the loud house and the casagrandes

@Themiddleman416

Makes me cry now tbh lol. I lived one hell of a life in my 20's. Been through so much I have PTSD now, this song brings back all the good times I had then, hurts that those vibes are gone, we're not kids anymore lol b

@user-jm3pp9nr4g

I listen to this track every morning for the same reason. always leads me to the next level

@vcheedz8133

my favorite song!!! ever ever ever.....

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@darkhumour2210

The 2011-2015 period were the golden era of EDM. Lots and lots of quality electronic songs week after week.

The era was ignited by the Swedish DJ's like Avicci, Axwell, ingrosso etc.. their songs started to get huge airplays in USA, thus started to take over the mainstream music, competed with pop music and at a point of time even mainstream pop music was losing to edm. That was the standard of these DJ's.

The era was dominated by mostly European producers like Avicci, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Tiesto, Afrojack, Robin Schulz, Alesso, showteck, Nicky Romero and many other.

Avicci and Calvin Harris seemed like the flag bearers of the era with their many smash hits.

Swedish House Mafia dissolved before Axwell and ingrosso started making music as duo, they were also one of the key figures of the era.

Dutch DJ's Hardwell, Afrojack and Tiesto had huge success with their songs getting in to Billboard charts and New faces like Martin Garrix and Alesso were big hit from the very start and went on to become so huge by the end of the era.

Music festivals like Tomorrowland and ultra music festival became the biggest festivals of the decade which helped edm to become a culture worldwide and helped to regain its long lost glory.

House music was the king. Electro, progressive, bigroom, deep and tropical house songs were all over the charts.

New artist kygo from Norway increased the legacy of the era by give great tropical house classics .kygos arrival was during the last year's of the golden age and continued his success past the era

The era also had great number of Drum n bass,Dubstep, hardstyle hits which showed the diversity of golden age.

The golden age came to an end when producers started featuring for mainstream pop artists for dance pop songs which have mostly a future bass or trap drop eg: Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas and chainsmokers whose new hits which were mostly future bass and trap which were well recieved .

The shift from the major house sound to the hip-hop trap, future bass kind of sound was evident. There were many good artists in these like chainsmokers but all producers somehow tried different styles which were not as catchy or impactful as their previous hits.
Still, Calvin Harris enjoyed success with club edm sound, kygo was becoming huge but the huge number in dutch and Swedish House songs declined and the industry was inclined towards a different sound

Mumble rap came in to scene and a horrific trap sound ruled the industry for some years . Only a few artists like Alan Walker, kygo and new artists like marshmelo was able to hit some sweet spot.

Marshmello sucsses proved that trap and future bass sounds are now the ruling sound of the industry during late 2010s .

But by then the golden age signature house sound faded away. If you ask a music critics of 2010 that what was the highlight of the decade, you most probably get the answer EDM

Definitely edm was the gamechanger ,an explosion in to the scene which wa predicted by many artists a long time ago, And the result was gold. The era gave great memories to music fans especially electronic music fans to cherish forever.

Hardcore edm fans believe that the era is not at all dead and it's in it's dormant stage and waiting for a huge comeback♥️ hope so😊

@bakedpotato8602

I really miss the house music era! Spectrum say my name remix by calvin harris was the first few "childhood" EDM songs I started listening to! Even wanted to visit ultra/tomorrowland music festivals at the age of 13 😆😁

Wish I kept in contact with old friends who enjoyed listening to edm. Nothing wrong with meeting new people, its just that the vibes isn't there, they listen to genres i don't exactly enjoy☹

The moment I had is now just a memory😋💖💖

@kamraankamil2573

The Golden Era will be back soon bruv!

@holiamusic

The best time!

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