Will I find myself on the floor More often these days than I did before? With this narrow notion that I’m somehow always missing out That someday soon I’ll finally feel you now By some good effort of virtue
But how long, how long Will I sing songs of emptiness and go on? Go on, I’m clean, but I’m complacent
Where’d you go, where’d you go? My God, I’m so sick of asking, but I need to know Hands gripped to the steering wheel, I’m screaming out “Where’d you go, where’d you go?” I’ve been sitting here for hours with my eyes closed I’m clean, but I’m complacent
Well, it must be nice to get the point To arrange your whole life and know exactly where you’re going But I’ll take it one step at a Time is what I want right now But no matter the measure, it’s never enough somehow (Never enough)
But how long, how long Will I sing songs of emptiness and go on? Go on, I’m clean but I’m complacent
Where’d you go, where’d you go? My God, I’m so sick of asking, but I need to know Hands gripped to the steering wheel, I’m screaming out “Where’d you go, where’d you go?” I’ve been sitting here for hours with my eyes closed I’m clean, but I’m complacent
When the lights go out, are you tossing in your sleep? Fragile like me, saying where did you go, where did you? And the nights we spent there dancing through the streets Oh, the kids from Calvary, where did they go, where did they?
Where’d you go, where’d you go? My God, it’s a simple question, but I need to know Hands gripped to the steering wheel, I’m screaming out Don’t be fooled by what I show Without you I’m nothing, without you I won’t make it Oh I’m clean but I’m complacent