I'm Coming Home
Diddy- Dirty Money ft. Skylar Lyrics

I'm coming home, I'm coming home
The singer is returning to their home and wants the world to know

Tell the world I'm coming home
The singer wants everyone to know they are coming back home

Let the rain wash away
The singer wants the rain to wash away all the pain and sorrow from their past

All the pain of yesterday
The singer wants to leave behind all the pain and sadness from their past

I know my kingdom awaits
The singer is confident about their future and believes that they have a place in this world

And they've forgiven my mistakes
The people who were hurt by the singer's mistakes have forgiven them

I'm back where I belong (uh, yea)
The singer is back to the place where they feel they belong

I never felt so strong (yeah) (I'm back baby)
The singer feels stronger than ever before now that they are back home

I'm feelin' like there's nothing that I can't try (uh) (nothin')
The singer feels empowered and believes that they can achieve anything they set their mind to

If you ever lost a life before (hey)
The singer is addressing the people who have gone through difficult times and lost a loved one

This one's for you (and if you with me put your hands high, high) (and you)
This song is dedicated to those who have suffered loss, and the singer wants them to raise their hands in support

Your dreams fulfilled, you rockin' with the best (hey) (and you, and you)
The singer is telling the audience that their dreams can be fulfilled and that they are in the best company

I'll be home soon
The singer is returning home soon

I hear the "Tears of a Clown"
The singer is listening to a song called 'Tears of a Clown,' which they don't like

Uh, I hate that song
The singer expresses their dislike for the song 'Tears of a Clown'

I always feel like they're talking to me, when it comes on (come on)
The singer feels like the song is speaking directly to them when they hear it

Another day, another dawn
The singer is facing another day, and beginning a new chapter of their life

Another Keisha, nice to meet ya, get the math, I'm gone
The singer meets another person named Keisha, before saying goodbye and leaving

What am I supposed to do when the club lights come on?
The singer is questioning what they are supposed to do when they are in a club or party

It's easy to be Puff but it's harder to be Sean (come on)
The singer is referring to their stage name, Puff, versus their real name, Sean, and suggests that being oneself is harder than living up to a persona

What if my twins ask me why I ain't marry their mom? (Why?)
The singer is worried about explaining to their children why they never married their mother

Damn, how do I respond?
The singer is struggling with how to answer their children's question

What if my son stares with a face like my own
The singer is worried about their son growing up to resemble them

And says he wants to be like me when he's grown?
The singer wonders how they will respond when their son tells them that he wants to be like them

Shit! But I ain't finished growing
The singer acknowledges that they still have room to grow and learn

Another night, the inevitable prolongs
The singer is facing another night of uncertainty and struggles

Just tell Keisha and Teresa I'll be better in the morn' (I'll be better in the morn')
The singer is telling Keisha and Teresa not to worry, that things will be better in the morning

Another lie that I carry on
The singer is continuing to carry a lie with them, presumably from the past

I need to get (yeah) back to the place where I belong (let's go)
The singer knows they need to go back to their true home to be happy

A House Is Not a Home," I hate this song
The singer dislikes the song 'A House Is Not a Home'

Is a house really a home when your loved ones is gone? (No)
The singer questions whether a house can truly feel like home when loved ones are missing

And niggas got the nerve to blame you for it (come on)
The singer is frustrated that others would blame them for their loved ones being gone

And you know you woulda took the bullet if you saw it (that's right)
The singer knows they would have done anything to protect their loved ones from harm, even if it meant putting themselves in danger

But you felt it, and still feel it
The singer has experienced pain and still feels it

And money can't make up for it or conceal it (or conceal it)
The singer realizes that money cannot fix or hide their pain

But you deal with it (deal with it), and you keep ballin' (that's right)
The singer has learned to cope with their pain and continues to succeed in their life

Pour out some liquor, playboy, and we keep ballin' (ballin')
The singer suggests celebrating and moving forward despite their losses

Baby, we've been living in sin
The singer has been living with their partner without being married

'Cause we been really in love, but we been living as friends (yeah)
The singer and their partner are in love but have been living together as friends for some time

So you've been a guest in your own home (come on)
The singer is telling their partner that they have been living in their home together, but the partner has not felt like it is their own home

It's time to make your house your home (yeah) pick up your phone (pick up the phone)
The singer wants their partner to feel at home, and suggests they call someone to make it happen

"Ain't No Stopping Us Now," I love that song
The singer enjoys listening to the song 'Ain't No Stopping Us Now'

Whenever it comes on, it makes me feel strong
The singer feels empowered and motivated when they hear the song 'Ain't No Stopping Us Now'

I thought I told y'all that we won't stop (we won't stop)
The singer is determined to keep going and not give up

'Til we back cruising through Harlem, these old blocks (yeah)
The singer wants to return to their old neighborhood in Harlem

It's what made me, saved me, drove me crazy (oh, oh, yeah, yeah)
The singer feels that growing up in Harlem helped shape who they are today

Drove me away, then embraced me (come on, let's go)
Harlem sometimes pushed the singer away, but ultimately embraced them

Forgave me for all of my shortcomings
The community in Harlem forgave the singer for their mistakes and flaws

Welcome to my homecoming
The singer is happy to be back home

Yeah, it's been a long time coming
The singer has been away from home for a while and is excited to return

Lot of fights, lot of scars, lot of bottles, lot of cars
The singer has been through a lot of struggles and hardships

Lot of ups, lot of downs made it back, lost my dog (I miss you Big!)
The singer has experienced a mix of good and bad times, but has made it back home, despite losing their dog

But here I stand (come on) a better man (don't stop)
The singer has come back home a better and stronger person

Thank you, Lord! (Thank you, Lord!)
The singer is grateful for everything and thanks God for their blessings

I'm coming home (I'm coming home), I'm coming home (I'm coming home)
The singer is reiterating that they are coming back home

All the pain of yesterday (ain't no more pain)
The singer believes that they have left all of their pain from the past behind

And they've forgiven my mistakes (thank you)
The people who were hurt by the singer's mistakes have forgiven them, and the singer is grateful for that

Tell the world I'm coming home (yeah, ayo, check this out)
The singer wants the world to know that they are finally coming back home

Home
The singer says the word 'home' one last time to emphasize its importance