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Undakova Song Lyrics: No Where To Go

Searching Far and Wide
NO where to go

Look beyond the skies
NO where to go

You can try to hide
NO where to go

Even though we traveled below

Theres still no where. No where to go.


I stay up every night never see the light of day
I can’t work nine to five that will never work for me
Although I love my life never thought I have to say
This is not worth living for this is not my destiny


The sounds of guns going off, bombs explode, they fill my mind
Nuclear Holocaust, Mothers screaming, babies crying
They say to unify before we run out of time
Natural Disasters, while glaciers melt is this sign?


I can’t avoid the thoughts that fill up in my head sometimes
If we are now off course could we even realign
If I connect with source would it tell me that I am fine
"Just relax and meditate everything is by design"


I guess I’ll grow my faith but its hard to be so blind
When I could motivate, make a change through song and rhyme
they say my flow is great and they say my shows sublime
But if we don’t cure this hate we gone keep on

Searching Far and Wide
NO where to go

Look beyond the skies
NO where to go

You can try to hide
NO where to go

Even though we traveled below

Theres still no where. No where to go.


You could go out in space
There is still no where we can inhabit but this place called earth
Looking beyond the skies looking to find a home for us
when this is our home


And over time we will possibly try to hide from these problems
or we could face them right now
going below deep beneath the surface is not going to help
we need to go deep within ourselves and take care of ourselves by clearing the hate within
and spread love
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