1. Buffy Salongo, a Fili… Read Full Bio ↴Buffy refers to several artists, including:
1. Buffy Salongo, a Filipino freestyle singer.
2. Buffy, aka Buffy the Human Beatbox was a rapper that formed part of the group Fat Boys. As the name implies, the members of Fat Boys were indeed fat, which lead to Buffy having a heart attack on December 10, 1995 at the age of 28.
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Where Do We Go From Here?
Buffy Lyrics
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Buffy/Spike: Where do we go ...from here?
Giles: The battles done
And we kind of won
Giles/Tara: So we sound our victory cheer...
Where do we go from here?
Anya/Xander: Why is the path unclear?
When we know home is near.
But we'll walk alone in fear
Giles: Tell me!
Everyone: Where do we go from here.
When does the end appear?
When do the trumpets cheer?
The curtains close on a kiss,god knows
We can tell the end is near...
Where do we go from here?
The lyrics of 'Where Do We Go From Here?' from Buffy the Vampire Slayer ooze with uncertainty and fear of the unknown. The Spike, Buffy, Giles, Tara, Anya, Xander, and Dawn gather together, and while they have won the battle, they still don't know what's next for them. The first two lines of the song are delivered by Dawn, who is feeling lost and directionless. Buffy and Spike soon echo her words, prompting Giles and Tara to remind everyone that the battle is over, and they have emerged victorious. However, this victory doesn't necessarily come with a sense of accomplishment, and they are still uncertain of their future, which creates an air of anxiety and fear among everyone. They know that they have each other to rely on, but they are unsure how long that will last as they are also aware that they'll eventually have to "walk alone in fear" at some point. The lyrics of the song ask the most challenging question of all - where do we go from here?
The lyrics of the song are full of emotions, and the prospect of the future is terrifying. Everyone fears the unknown, and the thought of moving ahead without a definite plan is daunting. The line 'when does the end appear? when do the trumpets cheer?' creates a sense of dread as they know that their happiness is always limited and temporary. The kiss signifies the end of something beautiful, and they know that the curtain's going to fall soon. The last line of the song is a plea for confirmation, along with the fear of what lies ahead. Overall, the lyrics of the song 'Where Do We Go From Here?' are about looking for direction and structure in life, while acknowledging that it's the fear of the unknown that makes moving forward such an intimidating experience.
Line by Line Meaning
Dawn: Where do we go ...from here?
Dawn asks the question about what direction they should be heading towards next.
Buffy/Spike: Where do we go ...from here?
Buffy and Spike join in Dawn's questioning of what their next steps will be.
Giles: The battles done
And we kind of won
Giles acknowledges that they have come through a battle and although they have not completely won, they have made some progress.
Giles/Tara: So we sound our victory cheer...
Where do we go from here?
Giles and Tara suggest that they should celebrate their victories, but are still unsure about their future plans.
Anya/Xander: Why is the path unclear?
When we know home is near.
Anya and Xander ponder why they are unsure about what to do next when they know what they want to achieve.
Everyone: Understand we'll go hand in hand
But we'll walk alone in fear
Everyone recognizes that they have each other for support, but ultimately they will each have to face their own fears alone.
Giles: Tell me!
Everyone: Where do we go from here.
When does the end appear?
When do the trumpets cheer?
Giles demands an answer to their question about their next steps, and everyone continues to search for clarity about when their journey will end and what the outcome will be.
The curtains close on a kiss,god knows
We can tell the end is near...
Where do we go from here?
The group senses that an ending is coming, but they are still uncertain about their future path.
Contributed by Sarah E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@bunny_0288
I love how Spike catches himself and just leaves. He's so iconic lol
@BrianGates06
So good!
@brandoncolon3047
Also notice giles,s almost sarcastic nod and shrug when he starts singing
@cerrisdoesart2395
I grew up with this then it went off netflix so... this is the only place to watch it from. I honestly think I was less then five when I started watching this. It's the staple of my childhood.
@brandoncolon3047
@@cerrisdoesart2395 look for it on dvd maybe?
@cerrisdoesart2395
@@brandoncolon3047 Eh, maybe. But don't judge me for this but I think I may already have it in the basement. I used to have it. Now I honestly don't know. Haven't seen all seven season dvds in a while.
@Rambo9700
Spike when he realises he no longer needs to sing and just buggers off, terrific actor. Classic. This series was so epic.
@craigwoodward8455
This episode was pure genius. He could have made it a fun little filler episode with singing, but instead, joss whedon made it a pinnacle episode. not only did he fracture the entire relationship of willow and terra, but he also broke their friendship in buffy dropping the heaven bombshell. And he established a new relationship that had only been blossoming before with buffy and spike. even his use of music was fantastic. in the second to last song, where buffy sings about heaven, the cords are disjointed and the song is erratic, like she's trying to force the happy parts in, only for the sad parts to be drawn out. and when she sings the word 'heaven', its a broken cord, and the note itself drops flat... its broken like buffy is. Perfect accompaniment.
he turned what should have been a filler episode into one of the most important episodes in the entire series.
I fucking love this series.
EDIT: and unlike some shitty directors, he knew who could sing what, and chose their songs according to thgeir personal talents. it would have went terrible if he'd made xander try to sing a love ballad for example.
@112428
He only got the idea after alot of nights of the cast hanging out at his house turned into jam sessions. From that he knew who could sing and came up with the whole thing in about 2 months.
@thecollector75
wow you hit nail on the head there... totally agree with you