I Go Where I Go

Boy George · Tense Nervous Headache [1988]

I go where I go

You don't need to let me know

I go where I go



Baby I know this ain't perfection

But you're good to me sometimes

Holding onto love for those moments

Some would say is a waste of my time



When I hold you up people say I'm sad

Sad and lonely

When you put me down people say I'm sad

But they don't know me



I go where I go

You don't need to let me know

I go where I go

Where I go



People tell me boy, it's foolish

Always got so much to say

Lovers, dreamers, come between us

But we always find our way



If you break my heart I will still be here

Like a broken fool

Told you from the start, pain won't make us part

That's the golden rule



I go where I go

You don't need to let me know

I go where I go

I go where I go



They don't tell us nothing new

We're as bright as day

Live on love, that's what we do

This is what I say



I go where I go

I go where I go

You don't need to tell me so

I go where I go

I go where I go

You don't need to tell me so



I go where I go

You don't need to let me know

I go where I go

You don't need to tell me so

I Go Where I Go

Released on the 1988 album Tense Nervous Headache, "I Go Where I Go" stands as a defining track in Boy George's evolution from new wave to synth-pop. The song exemplifies the era's glossy production style, blending melodic hooks with the distinctive vocal delivery that characterized George's solo career. It reflects the personal themes often explored in his discography, capturing the sentiment of freedom and self-determination. As a staple of his catalog, the recording remains a significant example of late-80s British pop music, showcasing the artistic maturity he achieved after his early fame with Culture Club.