I Had to Tell You The 13th Floor Elevators
"I Had to Tell You" by The 13th Floor Elevators, released in 1966, is a #PsychedelicRock track that explores themes of love, vulnerability, and emotional honesty. The lyrics convey a deep yearning to communicate feelings and the struggle of expressing oneself. Musically, the song features distinct reverb-drenched guitars and a haunting vocal delivery, characteristic of the era's psychedelic sound. The band's innovative approach contributed to the development of the psychedelic rock genre and influenced future artists, marking a significant cultural moment in the 1960s counterculture.
Chaos all around me
With its fevered clinging
But I can hear you singing
In the corners of my brain
Every doubt that bounds me
Every sound of riot
Everything is quiet
But the song that keeps me sane
I can hear your voice, echoing my voice softly
I can feel your strength, reinforcing mine
If you fear I'll lose my spirit
Like a drunkard's wasted wine
Don't you even think about it, I'm feeling fine
I can hear your voice, echoing my voice softly
I can feel your strength, reinforcing mine
If you fear I'll lose my spirit
Like a drunkard's wasted wine
Don't you even think about it, I'm feeling fine
With its fevered clinging
But I can hear you singing
In the corners of my brain
Every doubt that bounds me
Every sound of riot
Everything is quiet
But the song that keeps me sane
I can hear your voice, echoing my voice softly
I can feel your strength, reinforcing mine
If you fear I'll lose my spirit
Like a drunkard's wasted wine
Don't you even think about it, I'm feeling fine
I can hear your voice, echoing my voice softly
I can feel your strength, reinforcing mine
If you fear I'll lose my spirit
Like a drunkard's wasted wine
Don't you even think about it, I'm feeling fine
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