I'd like for you to picture it in your mind.

You want a lot in your head?

I saw only your face.

You've got it in your brain you've got it in your lungs.

That never lets me free

But some of the things you were saying here before... just kept flapping back to me out of the night.

If there were some means of getting it back?

Now, this leads to an interesting question that might be popping in your brain.

And when you applied at Rutland's, the name just came to your mind.

A fire in my brain that separated us...

The answer was buzzing around me like a fly.

And I had to visualize the swim.

And I had two questions in my head.

That's what was running through my head!

So the ideas and the narratives of Al Qaeda come to your mind immediately.

And that feeling hasn't left me yet.

It says, well, there's the sea, there are dunes, and I'm here.

It's the frame of your mind. Don't you understand?

I'm left with quite a few things I wanted to say.

I already said the word sentence. In music, if you've heard a song before, if you heard Jill sing those songs before, when she sings them, the next note pops into your head already you anticipate it as you're going. If it was an album of music, the end of one album, the next song pops into your head.

But one thing I knew was an image that I saw that stuck in my head.

And you let that kind of poison set on your mind, you'll die from it, ma'am.

Just make your mind a complete blank.

If you just look at these two pictures, these kind of words pop into your mind.

You know, I never could rub that out of my mind.

Suddenly, Johnny's service record came to me like a photograph.

Yes.

And I got it in my head that all the Indians there must be workers.

It was said to echo in Churchill's brain in the 1930s.

I guess it was just a wish I had running through my head.

Bring that person into your mind, and at the same time follow the line all the way from B to E, and you'll hear everything that Chopin had to say.

It's got no destination in mind it's just enjoying the journey.

Your vague memories, the faces of people that you were never able to love...

Feeling and model in our head, reality is the outside world.

Somewheres in that testimony, somebody said something that stuck in my brain.

It's true. My mind was blank.

Everything went black.

It came from nowhere.

And think about the concept of transformation in the back of your mind because things can be turned around rather quickly.

You have the plan in your head.

In that split second, the whole thing flashed through my mind.

In the back of my mind... a warning bell was ringing.

This is a Brain Coral living in Tobago that's around 2,000 years old.

It's funny, isn't it? It's funny how those thoughts kind of waft into your head.

I was very struck by Natalie Merchant's songs last night, recovering old poems.