Lyrics: Michael Rice/Rebecca Lauren
Music: Michael Rice/Tom Marlow
I was born where the sea meets the northern sky
In a town where the wind always knows when I cry
My dad packed up his bags while my mom picked up my dreams
She said, "Boy, you'll be more than salt and machines"
See, I'm more than a shadow, I'm more than my past
But the days feel so long and the nights, they move on fast
If only they could see what's behind these eyes
There's a fire still burning in a boy who tries
You will always have a home
When there's nowhere else to go
If you ever feel alone and given up on hope
The city doesn't sing like the place you know
You can always go home
You will always have a home
Now I work in a late night shift at the local restaurant
Sleeping through the light for something that I want
I see it all so clearly, my dream is in my hands
And I know that he'll be watching if he can
I'm sorry you can't see me 'cause I'm still out here reaching
Hoping you can hear me, tell me that you know
'Cause you will always have a home
When there's nowhere else to go
If you ever feel alone and given up on hope
The city doesn't sing like the place you know
You can always go home
I know you think you've failed, forget about your pride
I know there's always heat every time you try
You will always have a home
You will never be alone
You will never be alone
You will never be alone
You will never be, never be
You will never be alone
You will never be alone
You will never be alone
You will never be, never be
You will always have a home
When there's nowhere else to go
If you ever feel alone and you've given up hope
You will always have home