"No Where to Go” delivers a heart-wrenching blues anthem of isolation and yearning. The lyrics open with a depth of loneliness—“lying in my bed singing the blues / with no where to go or nothing to loose”—and captures the universal longing for connection and solace when hope is distant.

Highlights

Universal Despair & Vulnerability
“When your hopes are gone and dreams untrue / You can say you are free and sing the blues” stands as a poignant paradox: when freedom feels hollow, expression becomes therapy.

Chorus as Catharsis
The repeated refrain—“Singing sha de la la lee… I got no where to go no where to lay”—is both haunting and hypnotic, conveying emotional weariness yet offering melodic release.

Shared Human Longing
Lines like “Everybody need somebody to care / Everybody need somewhere to lay” transform personal anguish into a collective plea, making the song instantly relatable.

No Where To Go

Serendib, is a remarkable blend of science and art. Born in Sri Lanka, he’s a professor of Acute Internal Medicine at Amsterdam UMC and a passionate singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist2.
Here’s a snapshot of his journey:
•	🩺 Medical Career: After fleeing the Sri Lankan civil war, he rebuilt his life in the Netherlands, eventually becoming a professor and head of Acute Medicine at Amsterdam UMC.
•	🎤 Musical Identity – Serendib: Under this name, he creates funky, soulful pop songs that often carry personal and social messages. His track “Wake Up and Shine” has garnered hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify4.
•	✨ Artistic Philosophy: He’s said, “If I can’t sing, my soul dies.” Music is not just a hobby—it’s a lifeline.
•	🎧 Discography Highlights: Songs like “No Where to Go” and “Almost Paradise” reflect themes of resilience, hope, and identity4.
His story reads like a movie script—overcoming war, finding refuge, and thriving in both medicine and music.

No Where To Go

SERENDIB