Where It Went

Judge's song "Where It Went" delves into themes of reflection, regret, and personal growth. The lyrics convey a sense of nostalgia and sorrow for past mistakes and lost friendships. The opening lines, "I feel it. It's coming on / Beaten sorrows of days gone wrong," set the tone for a journey through memories of brotherhood and the things that were said and done. The singer reflects on the significance of these moments and the impact they had on their relationships, particularly with a friend who is no longer in their life.

The chorus, repeating the lines "And where it went / And what was said," emphasizes the lingering questions and unresolved feelings that come with reflecting on the past. The passage of time is a recurring theme, as the singer acknowledges that time moves slowly and they still have a long way to go. Despite this, they recognize that the feelings and connections they once had are unlikely to return, highlighting a sense of loss and acceptance.

In the latter part of the song, the singer expresses a newfound strength and willingness to confront their past actions and emotions. They acknowledge that they have grown stronger and are no longer afraid to change themselves. The lyrics, "Because we're here / It's our time to get things right / Our problems will grow if we turn and run / It's time to get things done," convey a message of taking responsibility and making amends. The song ends with a poignant question, asking if the listener feels the same way, underscoring the universal nature of these emotions and experiences.