Members:
Ginger Alford - Bass, Vocals
Matt Tobey - Guitar, Piano, Clarinet, etc... Vocals
Mike Harping - Drums, Saxophone
Good Luck formed in 2007, writing their first song on April 13th, 2007 and playing 16 shows that year. They also recorded a 6 song demo in October of 2007. Their 13 song full length 'Into Lake Griffy' was released on may 10th, 2008. The CD version of the album was self released and the LP was released by No Idea.
Come Home
Good Luck Lyrics
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So you walked to the end but couldn't grasp what you were shown.
Forget what they're telling you kid.
You're not alone.
I know it's not that hard to believe it.
We live in a ghost town, and we're learning how to function with limited sight, give it all to the reaction.
I'm not sure that this is who I am.
But I've been testing the water and I'm ready to try it again.
I don't think that you'll end up like them.
We live in a ghost town, and we're learning how to function with limited sight, give it all to the reaction.
A sense of comfort, that was the attraction, but we can find our own.
Now you recognize that.
Now you're ready for more.
Now that you can see things you couldn't see before.
And you take what you're given to give it all that you've got. βCause there's more alive in your peripheral sight than you thought.
So please come back home.
Don't you want to come home?
"Come Home" by Good Luck is a song that encourages a loved one to return home after being away for some time. The first verse of the song is dedicated to telling the loved one to come back to their senses and return home. The line "So you walked to the end but couldn't grasp what you were shown" is an indication that the person might have been on a journey or an adventure that didn't end well. The line "Forget what they're telling you, kid. You're not alone" is meant to reassure the person that they have people who care about them and are willing to support them.
The chorus of the song talks about how they live in a "ghost town" and that they're "learning how to function with limited sight." This is a metaphor for feeling lost and unsure of how to proceed. The song encourages taking risks and trying again, with lines like "I'm not sure that this is who I am. But I've been testing the water and I'm ready to try it again" and "Are you sure that that's who you are? I don't think that you'll end up like them." The bridge of the song talks about how the loved one has come to recognize that they can find their own sense of comfort and they've become ready for more.
Overall, "Come Home" is an uplifting song that encourages taking risks and not giving up on oneself. It reminds us that we have people who care about us and that we're never truly alone.
Line by Line Meaning
Come to your senses, please come back home.
Return to your rational thought and come back to your home.
So you walked to the end but couldn't grasp what you were shown.
You reached the end of your journey, but could not fully understand what you saw.
Forget what they're telling you kid.
Do not listen to what others are telling you, my dear.
You're not alone.
You are not the only one going through this.
I know it's not that hard to believe it.
It is easy to doubt, but trust me when I say this.
We live in a ghost town, and we're learning how to function with limited sight, give it all to the reaction.
Our world is empty and we strive to live with limitations, but we still give our best to respond to circumstances.
I'm not sure that this is who I am.
I am unsure if I am truly myself in this situation.
But I've been testing the water and I'm ready to try it again.
I have been experimenting and I am willing to give it another shot.
Are you sure that that's who you are?
Do you have complete confidence in your identity?
I don't think that you'll end up like them.
I doubt that you will have the same outcome as they did.
A sense of comfort, that was the attraction, but we can find our own.
We were drawn to the feeling of safety, but we can create our own sense of comfort.
Now you recognize that.
Now you understand that.
Now you're ready for more.
Now you are prepared for what comes next.
Now that you can see things you couldn't see before.
Now that you have gained new insights, you can see things from a new perspective.
And you take what you're given to give it all that you've got. βCause there's more alive in your peripheral sight than you thought.
You make the most of what you have and give your all, because there are opportunities you haven't noticed yet.
So please come back home.
I implore you to return to your home.
Don't you want to come home?
Wouldn't you like to come back to where you belong?
Contributed by Kennedy F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@paulettebailey2197
That will be a blessing for me within my home
@NikkkiClegg-uh8go
We can all be lucky π if we believe we are
@eyeswideopen7777
Magical artrfacts too