Twisted Linguistics delivers a hymn for the grieving heart in "Where Do They Go?"

Twisted Linguistics is a mirror to the silent parts of the human soul. In their new release, "Where Do They Go?", they articulate the aching silence that follows loss, creating a particularly personal track that's more confession than composition. If you've ever been alone in your thoughts, lost, confused, and having lost someone, and you find yourself thinking about them and talking (arguing, crying, praying) to the a little plug of air where they used to be, "Where Do They Go?" will feel like home. It's a slow trek through the quiet corners of grief, and it might just leave you with a touch more peace or at least the comfort of being understood.

"Where Do They Go?" is a late-night drive with ghosts riding shotgun, but it's not dramatic or overwrought; it's raw, intimate, and achingly human. There's a gravity behind every lyric, a weight that pulls you back to all those memories of the ones who've gone too soon. "Now, what happens when a loved soul dies? "But nobody ever answered me, because they don't know." That line isn't just querying a situation, it's breaking through the silence we all pack around us.

"Where Do They Go?" embraces a soulful, elegiac mood. It's stripped down enough to allow the emotion to catch its breath, but layered just enough to feel like a complete sonic experience. This is not a song for the dance floor, but it's a song for the moments in the car, staring at the road and trying to understand how life keeps moving without your people in it. It's that tear that sneaks out from the corner of your eye when you thought you'd long outgrown all of that. Twisted Linguistics isn't scared to sit in the dark with you. And that's why this song hits so hard, yet doesn't leap toward comfort or a solution. Instead, it sits in the not knowing, in the replayed conversations, and the lingering love. 

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