FromHere Lyrics – NxWorries

[Chorus: October London]
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Oh, where? (Where?) (Where?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Ooh, baby (Where?) (Where?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Oh, where? (Where?) (Where?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Where do I go? (Where?) (Where?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Ooh, baby

[Verse 1: Anderson .Paak & October London]
When they turn the lights low in the club and it’s just a silhouette
And I don’t know why, (Why, why?) why I haven’t left, oh
Everybody’s got a little place (Place) that they own
But what about you and me? We could be a song (We could be a song)
How about we forget about it? Today’s a new day
The club ’bout to shut down, girl—don’t leave me this way, oh, where (Leave me this way, oh, where)

[Chorus: October London & Anderson .Paak]
Where do I go? (Where?)
Do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to? (Where do I go?)
Where do I go
From here?
Ain’t no other place to go (Where? Where?)
Do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to? (Where do I go?)
Where do I go now
From here? (Where?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go
From here? (Oh, where?)
Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I go from here?
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Ooh, baby

[Verse 2: Anderson .Paak & October London]
I’m sitting in this car, uh, (In this car) wit’ my little heart in my hand—ha!
Lil’ something in my cup (Sip, sip, sip, sip)
Back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back slow jams—oh! (Ooh, baby)
It’s a little after three; I wish I had somewhere to be, someone to see (Ooh, baby)
I guess I gotta face my fears, roll the windows down
I hope the rain hide my tears; it’s where—

[Chorus: October London & Anderson .Paak]
Where? Where?
Where do I go? (Where is it, Lord?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to? (Ha!)
Where do I go (You done locked the door and threw away the key)
From here?
Ain’t no other place to go (All my clothes)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to? (Standing there and just raining on me)
Where do I go now (From, oh, where?)
From here? (Where?) (Where? Where? Where? Where? Where do I go?)
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go (Where do I—? Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh, no! Oh!)
From here?
Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I—? Where do I go from here?
Where do I—? (Ooh)
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Ooh, baby

[Verse 3: Snoop Dogg & October London]
They say the worst thing that can happen to a man is coming home to an empty bed but I beg to differ
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
I say the worst thing that can happen to a man is if his lady gets up and changes the locks and puts all his clothes on the front door, and now she’s nowhere to be found, and now you have nowhere to go
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
What do you go to?
What do you do?
Yeah
This the story of a man
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
You may know that man
Man, oh, man
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
That’s life
What do you go to?
What do you run to?
Where do I go to?
Where do I go now?
Who do you go to?

[Chorus]
The chorus serves as the emotional core of the song, encapsulating the overarching theme of existential questioning and uncertainty. With repetitive inquiries like “Where do I go to?” and “Where do I go now?” the singer expresses a profound sense of disorientation and longing for guidance. The repetition not only emphasizes the urgency of the protagonist’s search for direction but also reflects the cyclical nature of their inner turmoil. The plaintive cries of “Oh, where?” and “Ooh, baby” add layers of vulnerability and emotional resonance, suggesting a plea for solace or reassurance in the face of profound confusion.

[Verse 1]
Anderson .Paak and October London’s verse paints a vivid picture of a moment of introspection amidst the bustling backdrop of a nightclub. The dimming of lights and the emergence of silhouettes symbolize a transition from external distractions to internal contemplation. Despite the social setting, the protagonist grapples with a profound sense of loneliness and uncertainty, questioning why they haven’t left yet. The reference to everyone having their own place contrasts with the protagonist’s lack of belonging, highlighting a deep-seated longing for connection and purpose. The plea for companionship (“don’t leave me this way”) underscores the protagonist’s vulnerability and desire for emotional support in navigating life’s uncertainties.

[Chorus (with Anderson .Paak)]
Repeating the chorus with Anderson .Paak’s addition adds another layer of depth and emotion to the existential questioning. Anderson .Paak’s voice adds a sense of camaraderie and solidarity, as if the two singers are sharing in the protagonist’s journey of self-discovery. The repetition of “Where do I go from here?” underscores the protagonist’s sense of being at a crossroads, unsure of which path to take. The mention of there being “no other place to go” intensifies the feeling of being trapped or hemmed in by circumstances, heightening the urgency of the protagonist’s search for meaning and direction.

[Verse 2]
The second verse shifts the scene to a car, where the protagonist grapples with their emotions in solitude. The mention of slow jams and rain creates a melancholic atmosphere, underscoring the protagonist’s feelings of isolation and introspection. Rolling down the windows symbolizes a desire to confront one’s fears and face reality head-on, despite the discomfort it may bring. The verse captures a moment of vulnerability and raw emotion, as the protagonist confronts their inner demons and struggles to find clarity amidst the chaos of their thoughts.

[Chorus (with Anderson .Paak)]
The repeated chorus with Anderson .Paak’s contribution amplifies the existential angst and desperation expressed in the earlier choruses. The mention of locking doors and throwing away keys serves as a poignant metaphor for being shut out and abandoned, intensifying the feelings of isolation and despair. The repetition of “Where do I go?” becomes a haunting refrain, reflecting the protagonist’s inner turmoil and the relentless search for meaning and purpose in a world filled with uncertainty and doubt.

[Verse 3]
Snoop Dogg’s verse delves into the aftermath of a broken relationship, exploring themes of betrayal, abandonment, and existential questioning. The imagery of coming home to an empty bed and finding belongings discarded outside paints a vivid picture of emotional devastation and heartbreak. The verse serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of human relationships and the profound impact of loss and betrayal on one’s sense of self-worth and identity. The existential questions posed at the end of the verse underscore the protagonist’s search for meaning and purpose in the face of adversity, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences of love, loss, and redemption.