The song started as a voice memo... late night, no instruments, just quiet humming and the sound of a lighter flicking.
Whoever wrote it, The others just found the recording in a shared folder weeks later.
You can hear someone whisper before the first verse:
“I’ve been stuck here for a while.”
“Deep in My Mind” isn’t about love or loss, it’s about the trap of memory, the way your thoughts can turn into rooms you keep walking through but can’t leave.
It’s about the endless reruns of conversations, mistakes, and half-remembered dreams that start to feel more real than the present.
The production mirrors that claustrophobia, looping guitar riffs that never resolve, a heartbeat drumline, and vocals buried just enough in reverb to sound like they’re echoing inside your skull.
When they finished it, one of the members said:
“This isn’t a song, it’s a place I don’t go anymore.”

Deep in My Mind

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