It's an acoustic folk-rock song featuring a nice blend of luscious sounding acoustic guitars and well placed electric guitars. It attempts to describe the intriguing facets about a person beyond their looks and personality. It brings up the intricacies of getting to deeply know someone while speculating the safety of discovering worlds if one were to "land" inside their head. It also questions the unexpected Worlds in the observer's head, who admittedly refuses it to be shared. The song builds to a strong melancholic chorus with pleasant harmonies. Increasing energy from the slightly agitated second verse until it culminates in this epic classic rock instrumental guitar interlude as an answer to "is it safe to land inside my head?" sung in the second chorus. The third verse quietly starts gently as the lyrics express; delivered with kindness and a warmhearted soulful care. The final choruses build up with the robust fullness of the guitars strumming steady and vocal harmonies urging you to jump in your car and listen to the track over again while driving through open land. Full lyrics: The Worlds In Your Head First I noticed your presence, then your humor, then your looks I can see through your pretty, smarts don't hold all the truth There are worlds in there I don't dare to ask, what they look like, is it safe to land inside your head? Stormy thoughts raining from above, through the labyrinth of your mind Days will pass while you're thinking, I get my hours of drinking There are worlds in my head I don't dare to share, what they look like, is it safe to land inside my head? Interlude Then I noticed your kindness, warm hearted caring soul I can hear through your silence, until your words start to flow There are worlds in there I don't dare to ask, what they look like, is it safe to land inside your head? There are worlds in my head I don't dare to share, what they look like, is it safe to land inside my head? Is it safe to land inside your head? Is it safe to land inside my head? Is it safe to land?