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Artist/Band:
Eric Church
Lyrics for Song: Where She Told Me To Go
Lyrics for Album: Carolina [2009]
Muddy water coming out of the sink in there
And dirty sheets up on the bed
I can't get no picture on the TV screen
I can't stand the ones up in my head
I got the air turned down to very cold
But it ain't doing a bit of good
It ain't like there was a first resort
In this last chance for gas neighborhood
I was looking for freedom
I was looking for a good time
I was looking for a little space
A little place that was mine, all mine
I was going with my change of heart
Wanted no part of forever
I was looking for a blessing
When I said baby it's all for the better
Yeah, what do you know
I think I wound up where she told me to go
Of all the places man I broke down here
Shade tree mechanic told me son
I can't get no parts for this here make in here
But don't worry boy I'll get it done
Meanwhile I need to be back with her yesterday
Clock in this town don't seem to care
I'm finding fast this Godforsaken place
Is at least two weeks from everywhere
I was looking for freedom
I was looking for a good time
I was looking for a little space
A little place, some peace of mind
I was going with my change of heart
Wanted no part of forever
I was looking for a blessing
When I said baby it's all for the better
Yeah, what do you know
I think I wound up where she told me to go
This place ain't on no map
But how was I to know it's everywhere that she ain't at
How did she know that I'd wind up where she told me to go
Where she told me to go
Muddy water coming out of the sink in there
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Where She Told Me To Go
Eric Church's "Where She Told Me To Go" is a standout track from his 2009 album Carolina. The song showcases Church's signature blend of country storytelling and rock-inflected delivery, capturing a moment of quiet reflection and emotional honesty. As part of the Carolina era, it helped solidify Church's reputation for writing relatable, character-driven narratives that resonate with a broad audience. The recording features his distinctive vocal style and a production approach that balances traditional country instrumentation with a modern edge, making it a memorable song in his discography. |
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| Album Lyrics: Carolina [2009] |
Eric Church
"Carolina [2009]"
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