Mind of Its Own

Don't know why my legs always fall asleep
But they don't invite other parts of me
When I wake them up, they just blame my feet

And I can't tell you why I did those things
Think somebody was pulling the wrong strings
Hard to fly the plane when you're on the wings

And I bought a camera for my doorbell
Should have put it at the foot of my bed

What do I say about myself behind my back?
You only know me half as well, and you said that
Imagine what I could bring up if I was drunk
And words finally let themselves go
I think my mind has a mind of its own

I don't wanna know what I think about
When I'm in my room, but I'm not around
Think somebody's here, no one make a sound

When it's said and done doesn't matter much
If you spilled the beans, I could pick them up
Not even the truth has a hold on trust

And I bought a camera for my doorbell
But I haven't caught me breaking in yet

What do I say about myself behind my back?
You only know me half as well, and you said that
Imagine what I could bring up if I was drunk
And words finally let themselves go
I think my mind has a mind of its own