Down the Road
C2C ft Richie Jackson Lyrics

Have no place to go
Feeling lost and without direction

Have no place to go
Repeating the sense of being lost

Darling
Endearing term of affection addressed to someone, perhaps trying to elicit sympathy

Have no place to go
Reinforcing the feeling of being lost

Have no place to go
Once again, emphasizing the feeling of being lost

Goodbye baby
Saying farewell, perhaps to someone who doesn't understand the feelings of being lost

Yes I'm going
Asserting the decision to leave and venture out

Haha
Possibly a nervous laugh indicating uncertainty or fear of the unknown

Goodbye baby
Again, saying farewell to someone who may not understand this need to leave

Yes I'm going
Reinforcing the decision to leave, despite any fear or uncertainty

Haha
The same nervous laugh, indicating that the decision to leave is not taken lightly

Down the road
The direction in which the artist is moving, towards the unknown

(road)
Reiterating the idea of a journey on an uncertain path

(road)
Continuing to emphasize the idea of a journey, which may be fraught with danger or fear

(road)
Once again, driving home the idea of moving forward into the unknown

Darling
Repeating the endearing term of affection, perhaps as a way of reassuring oneself in the face of the unknown

Have no place to go
Reemphasizing the feeling of being lost and unanchored

Have no place to go
Again, stressing the sense of aimlessness and uncertainty

Darling
Continuing to use the endearing term of affection as a way of seeking comfort

Have no place to go
Reiterating the feeling of being lost and unsure of one's path

Have no place to go
Stating once again that the artist is unmoored and without direction

Darling
Repeating the endearing term of affection, as though addressing someone who may understand the feelings of uncertainty

Have no place to go
Reiterating the sense of being lost and not knowing where to go or what to do

Have no place to go
Once more, emphasizing the feeling of being lost and without an anchor

When that train rode up now
Perhaps a metaphorical reference to an opportunity arising, or a turning point in the singer's journey

I come walking out
The singer is ready to seize this opportunity and move forward

Come walking out
Reiterating the readiness to move forward

Down the road
Once again, pointing to the direction in which the artist is headed