Nowhere
Chasing Silence: Brett Kissel's Anthem to Finding Peace
Lyrics
Sometimes this city burns a little too bright
Sometimes, the intensity of this city overwhelms me.
You can't tell if it's day or if it's night
The city's brightness makes it difficult to distinguish between day and night.
I'm going off the grid in my GMC
I'm disconnecting from the world in my GMC vehicle.
No GPS is gonna find me
Intentionally avoiding being tracked by GPS.
This road I'm on is rolling out of sight
The path I'm traveling on disappears from view.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Expressing a desire to be in a state of aimlessness; nowhere is the preferred destination.
Sittin' in an old chair, with a guitar on my knee
Relaxing in an old chair with a guitar on the knee, embracing a simple and serene lifestyle.
Rain on a tin roof singing to a six-string melody
Enjoying the sound of rain on a tin roof while playing a melodious tune on a six-string instrument.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Reiterating the preference for being in a state of nowhere.
When that blacktop finally turns to clay
When the asphalt road transforms into clay, symbolizing a return to a more natural and rustic setting.
That's when I feel the smile back on my face
Finding joy and contentment, represented by a smile, in this rural environment.
I'm going back to the well that feeds my soul
Returning to the source that nourishes the speaker's spirit.
With a bucket of beer and a fishing pole
Bringing simple pleasures like beer and fishing into the speaker's life.
I'm going going gone without a trace
Leaving without a trace, emphasizing the desire for a quiet and unnoticed departure.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Repeating the preference for being in nowhere, emphasizing the desire for a tranquil and uneventful existence.
Sittin' in an old chair, with a guitar on my knee
Reiterating the scene of sitting with a guitar, creating a consistent image of simplicity and peace.
Rain on a tin roof singing to a six-string melody
Continuing to enjoy the calming effect of rain on a tin roof while playing music.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Emphasizing the choice to be in nowhere as the ideal state of being.
Sometimes this city burns a little too bright
Repeating the earlier sentiment about the city's overwhelming brightness.
You can't tell if it's day or if it's night
Highlighting the challenge of discerning day from night in the city.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Reiterating the desire to be in nowhere, underscoring its significance.
Sittin' in an old chair, with a guitar on my knee
Revisiting the scene of sitting in an old chair with a guitar, reinforcing the theme of simplicity and relaxation.
Rain on a tin roof singing to a six-string melody
Continuing to appreciate the soothing sound of rain on a tin roof while playing music.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Affirming the commitment to the nowhere lifestyle as the preferred choice.
I'm going nowhere, nowhere is where I wanna be
Concluding with a firm statement expressing the speaker's preference for nowhere as the ultimate destination.
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