Where I Go

from In Transit by George Christiansen

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what has come between us
crept in deceived us
while our promises are lying on the ground in dust

we expected better
should have know better
if we'd taken a good, long look at us

and you
might be the only one to blame here

and i
can't tell if that makes any difference

where i go from here

you said forever
but however
did you find a way to change your mind

with certain pretense
did you mean to pretend
you were giving love while pushing me out the door

and you
might be the only one to blame here

and i
can't tell if that makes any difference

where i go from here

does it matter
if this matter
gets any better or winds up broken on the rocks

of this wasteland
of too much wasted time spent
feeling sorry for myself

and you
might be the only one to blame here

and i just know
i've got to make my way out of here

so i break my chain, blaze my trail,
i'm gone

and i can't tell
and i can't tell

where i go from here

© 2008 George Christiansen

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from In Transit, released January 1, 2008
Recorded Live by Alex Garcia
Mastered by George Christiansen

©2008 George Christiansen (BMI) Ⓟ George Christiansen
www.tallmanwithguitar.com

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