Where That Came From Lyrics – Randy Travis

[Verse 1]
She had eyes like diamonds
And they caught the light
Oh, but they were dark and deeper
Than the night

[Pre-Chorus]
And when she’d smile
Out came the came the sun

[Chorus]
And there ain’t no more where that came from

[Verse 2]
She had a dress that swayed
All around her knees
And a voice as soft
As a summer breeze

[Pre-Chorus]
A touch that told me
I was the one

[Chorus]
And there ain’t no more where that came from

[Bridge]
I must have said to myself
There might be somebody else out there
Somewhere
I must have said to myself, it’s a great big world
Girls are everywhere
Oh, but now I know
There was only one

[Chorus]
And there ain’t no more where that came from

[Outro]
And it ain’t like I ain’t been trying
To find someone
There just ain’t no more where that came from
Oh, where that came from

“Where That Came From” by Randy Travis encapsulates a poignant reflection on lost love. Travis vividly describes the allure of a woman with captivating eyes, a radiant smile, and a gentle touch. Despite attempts to move on, he realizes her uniqueness and the void she leaves behind. The song emphasizes the irreplaceable nature of true love, juxtaposed against the futile search for someone comparable. Travis’ emotive vocals convey a sense of longing and resignation, making “Where That Came From” a heartfelt ode to a love lost.

[Verse 1]
The first verse paints a vivid picture of the woman’s captivating eyes, likening them to diamonds that sparkle in the light. Despite their outward beauty, they hold a depth and darkness akin to the night, hinting at hidden complexities within her.

[Pre-Chorus]
When the woman smiles, it’s as if the sun emerges, signifying the warmth and brightness she brings into the narrator’s life with her radiant expression.

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects the realization that the woman’s unique qualities and the happiness she brought cannot be replicated or found elsewhere.

[Verse 2]
This verse describes additional aspects of the woman’s allure, including her graceful movements and the softness of her voice, further emphasizing her enchanting nature.

[Pre-Chorus]
Her gentle touch confirms the narrator’s belief that he is the one she cares for deeply, reinforcing the special connection they share.

[Chorus]
Similar to the earlier chorus, it underscores the irreplaceable nature of the woman and the impossibility of finding someone like her again.

[Bridge]
The bridge delves into the narrator’s past thoughts of potential alternatives, acknowledging the vastness of the world and the presence of other women. However, he now realizes that despite the multitude of options, there was only one true love for him.

[Chorus]
Reiterating the theme of uniqueness and absence of alternatives, the final chorus reinforces the idea that the woman’s qualities are singular and cannot be duplicated.

[Outro]
In the outro, the narrator acknowledges his efforts to move on and find someone new, but admits that despite his attempts, he cannot find anyone who compares to the woman he lost.