Come Home
Brown Findlay Lyrics

In the song "Come Home," Brown Findlay describes the feeling of being alone and longing for someone to come back to them. In the opening lines of the chorus, the singer acknowledges the possibility of being wrong but then immediately dismisses any further feelings of sympathy, choosing instead to amputate them in favour of the strength of their tongue. The lyricist has used the metaphor of cutting off a limb to emphasise the point that they'd rather be strong and resilient than emotional.

The second verse starts with the singer acknowledging the fear they have inside them and how they tend to play devil's advocate in situations in order to deal with it. The fear that they experience is not something they hide from or try to suppress, instead, they pay for it later. This could mean that they believe in confronting their issues head-on and instead of ignoring them, they choose to deal with them later.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of a "glorified refugee" who seeks comfort in the idea of coming home. There is a sense of acceptance that nobody ever says goodbye and that this doesn't bother them. They just want the person to come home to them. The song conveys the idea that home provides a sense of safety, security, and comfort.