“Indiana Wants Me” is a pop and rock song performed by the Canadian singer-songwriter R. Dean Taylor. The song was released in 1970 as a single and became one of R. Dean Taylor’s most famous and enduring hits.
The song is characterized by its catchy melody and Taylor’s expressive vocals. The lyrics tell the story of a man on the run from the law, with the repeated refrain, “Indiana wants me, Lord, I can’t go back there.” The song conveys a sense of desperation and the fear of being apprehended by the authorities.
“Indiana Wants Me” was a commercial success, reaching high positions on various music charts, including the Billboard Hot 100. It is often associated with the pop and rock music of the early 1970s.
The song remains a classic in the pop and rock genres and is frequently included in collections of songs from that era. “Indiana Wants Me” reflects R. Dean Taylor’s ability to create music that tells a compelling and dramatic story.
