Rare Bird - Peace Of Mind (lyrics + remastered) video free download
The brilliant Rare Bird song Peace Of Mind taken from their last album Born Again esoteric remaster. Lyrics below.....
Always standing there in the morning sun
The silent questions turn my eyes
By the light in the distance and from cloudy skies
You're waiting for someone who gives advice
Yeah, you're waiting for the man who tells no lies
You will find Peace of Mind
Like you never felt before
That you thought you'd left behind
You will find Peace of Mind
That will open up the door
That was always closed before
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Always reaching out for the help you need
The way life takes you here this day
Your happiness, is all i seek
But my time is running shorter than ahead
And i hope you make it through safe, and yet
You will find Peace of Mind
Like you never felt before
That you thought you'd left behind
You will find Peace of Mind
That will open up the door
That was always closed before
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
I tried to show you what was right or wrong
Remember what the old man used to say
You can find a rhyme and you can sing along
And i'll make it back to see you anyway
So i say goodbye and meet another day
You will find Peace of Mind
Like you never felt before
That you thought you'd left behind
You will find Peace of Mind
That will open up the door
That was always closed before
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
You will find Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind
Peace of Mind........Oh
Comments
9 years ago
Ronald Gruska
" REMEMBER WHAT THE OLD MAN USED TO SAY!!!!!" 9 years ago
Marion Merritt
For Mark R. Yes, I am a black girl that attended Southwest on Kingshighway. Took art and Spanish the whole time I was there, so we must have known each other. Mr Wones submitted a painting of mine and I won an art award for it. Once, me and some other class mates started singing to "Old Black Water" by the Doobies and he turned off the radio for a few days. Fun times. I painted the the wall of the esplanade too. Fun Times9 years ago
reedykilowat
K-SHE '95.... Real Rock Radio.10 years ago
S.A. Hogan
Puzzled/amused by the St. Louis/KSHE connection here; I mean, is this the ONLY place this song received any airplay (though must admit that's where I first heard it, too)? Never has this nearly forgotten classic sounded better, perhaps because of all the nonsense (Slipknot---cough! cough!) that has come down the pike since. Utterly lacking in pretense, this track has a crystalline beauty to it, from its haunting organ/guitar riff to its pure, unadorned vocals. Thanks for posting this!10 years ago
Cindy D'Adamo
Love it and Mark Ashton :)10 years ago
Maurizio Greco
peace of mind ....questa song mi permette di chiudere in bellezza la serata nella nostra community sempre accompagnata da grande musica..abbraccio serale10 years ago
Randy Walkenhorst
has really become my mantra these days,,, funny how an almost forgotten tune can do that10 years ago
david futch
was on kshe classic just yesterday 12/8 hadnt heard it in years couldnt get it out my head10 years ago
Mark Rockledge
You were that black girl i use to talk to in High school! I was that cute White Boy! Did you take Spanish class also? I did! I didn't like most of the teachers or the principal and his staff! Rednecks! I am the guy who painted the whole smoking lounge in sky blue with clouds i painted! I didn't smoke cigarettes! Just the good stuff! L.o.l. School dances and lots of fun! Kings Hwy. at Arsenal St.!10 years ago
Mark Rockledge
i think i might of been in that Art Class! The teacher had brown hair his name was Mr. Charles Wones! Right? Remember the White paste Jars with that funny smell! Some kids ate that shit! I was in a School Art Award contest for drawing a Hamburger! I placed 2nd. and got the Blue Ribbon and the Gold Key Award! I was the kid with the Long light brown hair! Really Long Hair!10 years ago
Bill Wallisch
Brings back great memories of KSHE and all the great songs of the 70's. What a fantastic song.10 years ago
Marion Merritt
Always waited for this song to be played in Southwest High School art class, while listening to a FM rock station in STL around 74. Been one of my faves, go to anthems. I can smell the clay.10 years ago
Steve Marshall
We chose this as our class song for prom at DuBourg 1977.10 years ago
Albert Johnson
STL was THE ROCK Capital of the USA in the late 60's &70's.... ask the MUSICIANS10 years ago
billysings
Knowing Rare Bird was not at all rare if you were lucky enough to live in the right city. In St. Louis we had (and have) KSHE. For us, and I'm sure for folks in many other cities, Rare Bird was just another band our leading radio station played with reverence.10 years ago
Quaalude Charlie
:) QC11 years ago
avidrocker
GREAT TUNE!! SO MUCH PASSION A KSHE KLASSIC!11 years ago
BigBudde & BooBoo
good song =)11 years ago
Jorjann Walt
GREAT song! I loved it back then and found out today that I still do! Thank you for posting it!11 years ago
Kris Roth
Thank you so much for posting this song. It was always one of my favorite KSHE classics. Ha, I spent all my spare time in my room, listening to the radio with the lights off, full of teen angst. Who knew that at some point in my life I'd be grateful for those days that taught me the importance of music.Related Videos
