Going Nowhere
Wynonna Judd · New Day Dawning [2000]
That's where you and I were walking
I said: looking in your eyes
I'm feeling like the sky is falling
You said you gotta be free
But love like this is everlasting
I said: I gotta be me
But I move my feet and nothing happens
True love is a funny thing
'Cause no one else does what you do to me
[Chorus]
I'm chasing my tail:spinning my wheels
I got your heart hot on my heels
I'm all dressed up:but I swear
Without your love: I'm going nowhere
Fast or slow
You can say I told you so
I've done that:I've been there
But without your love:I'm going nowhere
Time I've got a lot of that
Day and night baby I been thinking
How soon do I want you back
Sooner than you can say you need me
True love is a funny thing
'Cause no one else does what you do to me
[Repeat Chorus]
Oh, what you do to me
I just can't get away from what used to be
Your love is all I can dream about
Oh, baby you got my head spinning 'round
[Repeat Chorus Twice]
Going Nowhere
Wynonna Judd's 'Going Nowhere' stands as a poignant song in her 2000 album, New Day Dawning. This recording captures the artist's signature blend of country and rock influences, showcasing her powerful vocal delivery during a period of significant artistic evolution. The track reflects the emotional depth characteristic of Judd's work, exploring themes of stagnation and resilience without relying on cliché. As part of a discography that spans decades, the song highlights her ability to navigate complex personal narratives through music. It remains a notable example of her capacity to deliver heartfelt performances that resonate with listeners familiar with her extensive catalogue. The recording serves as a testament to her enduring presence in the genre, offering a moment of introspection within a broader body of celebrated work.