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Where do I go​.​.​.

from The Light and The Dark​.​.​. by Kenny Mitchell

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It was a dark Friday night, she slipped from that house
Stepped out in the cold icy rain
Her shining red coat seemed to light up the night
But she never came home again
A young man stood waiting on the far side of the road
Headlight beam lifelines through the mist
He opened the door as she slipped from the cold
But she never saw the blade at his wrist

She said where do I go ?

They drove through the night, burned the roads to that house
Stepped out on the lonely high moor
Her gleaming white pearls seemed to melt in her grip
But she never understood their allure

The young man stood frozen as she called for her mother
Tears nearly drowned his jealous blade in the flood
But he knew the painful truth, she loved another
And her pearls were found beaming with blood (with start of solo intro)

Where do I go
Where do I go from here
Where do I go
Where do I go ……………..from here

A young girl lays silent, her cheeks white as clay
Her red coat now blacker than shame
Her story died with her, what she saw in that house
But her neck bore her killers red name

On dark Winters nights, on the lonely high Moor
It’s said she steps out for to roam
Her cross stands alone in the shadow of the tor
But she never finds her way back to home
(she cries)
where do I go from here
where do I go from here
where do I go from here, tell me
where do I go …………….from here

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from The Light and The Dark​.​.​., released May 22, 2018
Music : Kenny Mitchell
Lyrics and Vocal : Nathan Jon Tillett

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