Take You There
Mr. Bond Lyrics

You take me up above the clouds
You elevate me to a higher level of consciousness and being.

They wonder where is she right now
Others may question where I am or what I am experiencing, but it is beyond their comprehension.

But I'm never coming back down
I will not return to where I was before because this experience has transformed me in a profound way.

And I'll say goodbye to all the hurt in pain
I will release myself from the emotional and physical pain that has held me back.

And I'll say goodbye to all the devastation
I will move beyond the destruction that has occurred in my life and embrace a new beginning.

And I'll say goodbye to spiritual starvation
I will no longer feel empty and disconnected spiritually, because this experience gives me a sense of wholeness and connection.

And I'll say goodbye to the systems of this world
I will leave behind the limiting structures and beliefs of society and instead embrace a broader, more expansive understanding of existence.

And I'll say goodbye to mental institutions
I will be freed from the oppressive forces of psychological distress.

And I'll say goodbye to sickness medication
I will no longer need to rely on medication to manage physical and mental health issues because I am in a state of complete wellness.

And I'll say goodbye to drugs and addictions
I will be liberated from the cycle of dependency and escape that has kept me trapped.

And I'll say goodbye to the lies of this world
I will shed the falsehoods and illusions of the world and instead live in a place of authenticity and truth.

Oh he's coming back, no spot or wrinkle
An allusion to the second coming of Christ, suggesting the artist will be ready to meet him without any shortcomings.

Oh he's coming back, 5 virgins were ready
Another allusion to the second coming of Christ, referring to the parable of the 10 virgins in which only 5 had enough oil for their lamps and were prepared for his arrival.

Oh he's coming back, gotta treat my neighbor right
The singer believes that treating one's neighbor well is essential in order to be prepared for the second coming of Christ.

Oh he's coming back, like a theft in the night
Another reference to the second coming of Christ, emphasizing the unexpected nature of his return and the importance of being ready at all times.

You take me up
The artist acknowledges that it is their experience with this higher power that is taking them to this new level of awareness and freedom.

You take me up up up up
The repetition of this line emphasizes the transformative nature of the experience, as the artist ascends to a new level of being and awareness.