Where Do We Go From Here
Brian McKnight · U Turn
I couldn't help laugh.
I remember that day and it was the best of time.
You were my first, my beginning and my end.
Am I losing my best friend?
Am I coming or going and if this is goodbye.
And now, where do we go from here,
When everything seems so clear.
Will I be left with the pain,
Standing all alone out in the rain,
After the love is gone,
When everything right turns wrong.
And where do we go from here?
Love, have I run outta time?
You said it all would be mine.
It's hard to believe that somehow we've grown apart.
Why,the way things happen,
It just don't make no sense.
I'm so unprepared for the way I feel inside.
And now, where do we go from here,
When everything seems so clear.
Will I be left with the pain,
Standing all alone out in the rain,
After the love is gone,
When everything right turns wrong.
And where do we go from here?
What happened to the flame?
It don't feel the same.
I don't know what to say, to say.
And now, where do we go from here,
When everything seems so clear.
Will I be left with the pain,
Standing all alone out in the rain,
After the love is gone,
When everything right turns wrong.
And where do we go from here?
And now, where do we go from here,
When everything seems so clear.
Will I be left with the pain,
Standing all alone out in the rain,
After the love is gone,
When everything right turns wrong.
And where do we go from here?
About Where Do We Go From Here
Brian McKnight's "Where Do We Go From Here" serves as a poignant centerpiece on his 2001 album *U Turn*, exemplifying his signature blend of R&B and soulful pop. Recorded during a period where McKnight refined his vocal control and songwriting, the track showcases his ability to convey deep emotion through melodic phrasing and atmospheric production. The song reflects the introspective themes prevalent in early 2000s R&B, addressing themes of uncertainty and the search for direction within a relationship. As part of his broader discography, this recording highlights his capacity to balance commercial appeal with genuine musicality, contributing to his reputation as a versatile vocalist who could navigate both romantic ballads and upbeat tracks with equal conviction.