Down the Road
C-2-C Lyrics


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Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go

Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Haha
Yes I'm going

Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Haha
Yes I'm going

(Down the road)

Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling

Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Haha
Yes I'm going

Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Haha
Yes I'm going

Down the road I go

Down the road I go

Down the road I go

Down the road I go

(Road)
(Road)
(Road)

Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go

Darling

When that train rode up now
I come walking out
Come walking out

When that train rode up now
I come walking out
Come walking out





Down the road

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to C-2-C's song Down The Road appear to depict a person who is leaving a place they have been staying at, but has nowhere to go. The repeated line "have no place to go, darling" suggests a sense of desperation and uncertainty about the future. The use of "darling" throughout the song adds a bittersweet tone, indicating that perhaps the person leaving is leaving a loved one behind.


The repetitive nature of the lyrics, particularly in the chorus of "goodbye baby, yes I'm going" and "down the road I go," adds to the feeling of detachment and departure. The use of laughter in the lyrics, with "haha" included after "yes I'm going," could be interpreted as a way of hiding sadness or discomfort with the situation.


Overall, the lyrics to Down The Road present a picture of someone leaving with no clear destination, reflecting a sense of uncertainty and upheaval. The repetition of the phrases and the use of laughter suggest a numbing effect as the person processes their departure.


Line by Line Meaning

Have no place to go
I am lost and without direction or a place to call home.


Darling
A term of endearment for someone close to my heart.


Goodbye baby
I must leave and say farewell to the one who means so much to me.


Yes I'm going
I am departing and moving on with my life.


Haha
An expression of bittersweet amusement or irony.


Down the road
I am heading towards an uncertain future, with no clear path ahead.


Road
The physical journey that lies ahead of me, full of both possibility and uncertainty.


When that train rode up now
As the train arrived, I knew it was time to leave and move on with my life.


I come walking out
I emerged from my old life, ready to start anew on my journey down the road.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Sylvain Yves Marie Michel Richard, Guillaume Michel Jaulin, Arnaud Francois Regis Fradin, Kevin Double, Pierre Philippe Forestier, Thomas Michel Dominique Le Vexier

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@wizardrusso101

Lyrics:
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Goodbye baby
Yes I'm going
Have no place to go
Have no place to go
Darling
Have no place to go
Have no place to go

(You're welcome)



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@poorlittlesheep4098

This was my college roommate's alarm song, and I had to listen to it every morning for a whole year. Seven years later, for some reason last week, I wanted to listen to it again. All I could remember was one line of lyrics, so I started googling "how lonely is your goat?", it took me a week. But glad I found it.

@MidnightSt

...but have you found out how lonely is my goat? because I would like to know.

@4YouTubee

Isn't it saying "hell long years ago"?

@4YouTubee

But I dunno

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