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Introduction
Imagine hearing a voice you thought was lost forever—warm, familiar, and filled with the soul of country music. That’s exactly what fans experienced when Randy Travis released “Where That Came From” on May 3, 2024.
This song isn’t just another track; it’s a heartfelt ballad that delves into themes of love, loss, and the irreplaceable nature of a profound connection. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a unique love, emphasizing that some bonds are so special, they can’t be replicated.
But what makes this release truly remarkable is the story behind it. After suffering a debilitating stroke in 2013 that left him unable to sing, Travis’s return seemed unlikely. However, with the help of artificial intelligence and the dedication of his longtime producer Kyle Lehning, his voice was brought back to life. They used AI models trained on his past recordings to recreate his vocals, overlaying them on a 2011 track by James Dupré.
The result? A song that not only showcases Travis’s enduring talent but also marks a significant moment in music history. “Where That Came From” debuted at number 45 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart, making it his first solo single to chart since 2005.
Listening to this track feels like reconnecting with an old friend—comforting, nostalgic, and deeply moving. It’s a testament to Travis’s resilience and the timeless power of music.
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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
But 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