Where to Go
Castlecomer Lyrics


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For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,
For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,

Give my regards to the woman, say goodbye to the dogs,
The saturated air at the window, far from here I will go,

For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,
For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,

Wandering around for the moment, turning over my stones,
Somewhere down the road less traveled, but I ache in my bones,

Sick of trying for the pieces, the wandering hands of the air,
The only friend in possession, far from here I have fared,

My heart is heavy and my shoes are worn,
I look to the sky to see my way home,
Sitting on my hands waiting for the train,
I'm not sure I'll be here again,
My heart is heavy and my shoes are worn,
I look to the sky to see my way home,
Sitting on my hands waiting for the train,
I'm not sure I'll be here again,
My heart is heavy and my shoes are worn,
I look to the sky to see my way home,
Sitting on my hands waiting for the train,
I'm not sure I'll be here again,





For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,
For I know where to go, turn away from here I know.

Overall Meaning

"Where to Go" by Castlecomer is a song about the desire to leave one's current situation and find a better path in life. The lyrics depict the singer's decision to turn away from their current environment, saying goodbye to the familiar and setting off on a journey to an unknown place. The repetition of the phrase "For I know where to go, turn away from here I know" emphasizes the conviction and determination of the singer to find a better life elsewhere.


The second verse portrays the singer wandering around, searching for direction and purpose. They feel tired of trying to piece together a meaningful life in their current situation, and express a sense of loneliness and isolation, seeing the "wandering hands of the air" as their only friend. The chorus repeats, highlighting the singer's strong desire to leave and find a new home.


The final verse describes the singer waiting at a train station, unsure whether they will return to their current situation or if they will stay away for good. The repetition of the final lines, "My heart is heavy and my shoes are worn, I look to the sky to see my way home, Sitting on my hands waiting for the train, I'm not sure I'll be here again," further emphasizes the internal struggle of the singer and their uncertain future.


Overall, the song speaks to the human desire for change, growth, and fulfillment, and the courage it takes to leave behind what is familiar and venture into the unknown in pursuit of it.


Line by Line Meaning

For I know where to go, turn away from here I know,
The singer is confident in knowing where they need to go and they urge themselves to leave their current location.


Give my regards to the woman, say goodbye to the dogs,
The singer is saying goodbye to loved ones and pets before leaving.


The saturated air at the window, far from here I will go,
The singer is looking out a window and feeling suffocated, and they are determined to leave this place behind.


Wandering around for the moment, turning over my stones,
The artist is currently exploring and examining their options, considering all possibilities.


Somewhere down the road less traveled, but I ache in my bones,
The artist plans to take a more unconventional path, but they are aware it will be tough and may require hard work and sacrifice.


Sick of trying for the pieces, the wandering hands of the air,
The singer is tired of trying to find the missing parts of themselves or their life, and they feel like they've been aimlessly searching.


The only friend in possession, far from here I have fared,
The singer has only found solace in being alone and they have been distant from this place emotionally and physically.


My heart is heavy and my shoes are worn,
The artist is carrying emotional weight and feeling physically tired.


I look to the sky to see my way home,
The artist is searching for guidance, possibly from a spiritual or personal perspective.


Sitting on my hands waiting for the train,
The artist is patiently waiting for transportation to their new destination.


I'm not sure I'll be here again,
The singer has doubts about returning to this place.




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Houedini

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Biz Caz

Hey, ive been out of the loop for a while, where can i see your songs "eyes" or "danny the lions guy"? I really liked those. The ones where youre in the parking garage, and the other i think youre just jamming in someones backyard. I used to listen to them all the time

Biz Caz

And if you could let me know about the originals, ive heard some other versions, but i really like the more live ones you put out

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NZ Tour when??

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Please

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