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Introduction
When you dive into Randy Travis’s Where That Came From, it’s like sitting down with a friend who’s got stories to share, moments of quiet reflection, and a whole lot of heart. This song carries that unmistakable Travis charm—the kind that’s both tender and deeply real. It’s not just a song about love or life; it’s about the roots of where it all begins, the sacred places in our hearts that give rise to everything we hold dear.
Randy has this beautiful knack for making music that feels grounded, almost as if he’s talking directly to you. Where That Came From is a tribute to the things we don’t always put into words: the wellspring of love, faith, and resilience that keeps us going even when life gets rough. In classic Travis style, the song isn’t about big, flashy declarations. Instead, it’s about finding beauty and strength in the quiet moments, in the places where love and faith grow naturally and steadfastly.
Listening to Where That Came From, you’re reminded of those times when someone asks, “How do you stay so strong?” or “Where does all that love come from?” And instead of giving a straightforward answer, you smile, maybe even chuckle, knowing that some things are felt, not explained. Travis captures that feeling perfectly—he’s pointing back to the source of everything good and meaningful in life, wrapped up in a melody that feels like coming home.
This song is a testament to Randy’s gift for touching hearts and to the quiet power of simple, soulful storytelling. For fans of Randy or anyone who loves a song with depth and sincerity, Where That Came From is a reminder that some things just don’t need a long explanation; they’re meant to be felt. And with Randy, you feel every word.
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Lyrics
She had eyes like diamonds
And they caught the light
Oh, but they were dark and deeper
Than the night
And when she’d smile
Out came the sun
And there ain’t no more where that came from
She had a dress that swayed
All around her knees
And a voice as soft
As a summer breeze
A touch that told me
I was the one
And there ain’t no more where that came from
I must have said to myself
There might be somebody else out there somewhere
I must have said to myself, it’s a great big world
Girls are everywhere
Oh, but now I know
There was only one
And there ain’t no more where that came from
And it ain’t like I ain’t been trying
To find someone
There just ain’t no more where that came from
Oh, where that came from