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Where Do I Go
From Here lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a very pretty country song recorded by Don Williams.
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Where Do I Go From Here Recorded by Don Williams Written by Albert Hamilton, James Varner Eugene Hamilton and Herman Weems [3/4 time]
C F C G7 Groceries are gone my pay check is spent C F C G7 They turned off the water I’m behind on my rent F G7 Last night I drank my last beer C F G7 And where do I go from here
C F C G7 I’ve been laid off since Monday before C F C G7 The union is holding out hoping for more F G7 Well I could be laid off for years C F G7 And where do I go from here C F G7 C Where do I go from here
G7 F Sitting at the kitchen table G7 Staring at my unpaid bills F Sometimes I feel so unable G7 It’s the boredom not the worry that kills C F G7 Oh where do I go from here
C F C G7 Where do you go when nobody needs you C F C G7 Why can’t you sleep when there’s nothing else to do F G7 Why are your thoughts so unclear C F Oh where do you go C F C F G7 Where do you go where do you go from here
C F C G7 I don’t like complaining and I could use a rest C F C G7 But my sofa and chairs just got repossessed F G7 And my pride is the next thing I fear C F Oh where do you go C F C F G7 Where do you go where do you go from here C F C F C F G7 Tell me where do I go where can I go where can I go from here
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