Come Home
Big Engine Lyrics

You thought you knew it all
You believed you had all the knowledge and understanding of the situation.

You thought you had it made
You were convinced that everything was working out perfectly for you.

When you were standing in my shade
You were in a position of inferiority compared to me.

But something had to give
There was a need for change and action.

And something had to change
There was a necessity for transformation to take place.

And its as crazy as it seems
The situation might appear absurd or bizarre, but it's the reality of the circumstances.

And oh its such a long road
The journey is extensive and challenging.

When you go it on your own
When you have to rely on yourself for support and guidance.

But don't afraid
Do not be scared or hesitant.

To come home
To return to a place of familiarity, comfort, and emotional security.

Well you live and you learn
Through life experiences, you acquire knowledge and wisdom.

And its always such a shame
Sometimes regrettable events occur that can cause disappointment.

There's just some things you can't explain
There are certain situations or feelings that cannot be clarified or understood verbally.

So you try to forgive
An effort is made to let go of the negative feelings and emotions associated with the incident.

And you cover up the pain
You try to hide the hurt associated with the event.

There's only so much you can take
There's a limit to how much you can bear or endure.

You might say its alright
You might express that everything is okay and under control.

And you enjoy the sunlight
You find solace and inspiration in the light that surrounds you.

And Its a blessing on your soul
It provides peace and contentment for your spirit.

Its the choices we don't make
The decisions we don't take or the paths we choose not to pursue.

And the paths that we don't take
The opportunities or routes that we avoid and ignore.

That can lead us to being alone
It can result in isolation and loneliness.

But don't be afraid
Do not hesitate or be fearful.

To come home
To return to a place of belonging and familiarity, even if it means acknowledging errors or mistakes.