Welcome Home
Mercyful Fate / King Diamond Lyrics

Grandma' welcome home
A beloved grandmother who was away for far too long is being warmly welcomed back home.

You have Been gone for far too long
Expressing that the absence of the grandmother was felt for an extended time period.

Is this a dream, are You really back?
Questioning if this moment is real, and if the grandmother has truly returned.

Let me help You out of the chair Grandma' Let me touch You, let me feel
Offering a helping hand and extending a gesture of affection towards the grandmother.

Grandma' take a look What do You think of the house and The silvery moon?
Asking for the grandmother's opinion on the home and the moon, indicating that her viewpoint is valued and appreciated.

We are going to repaint the front door Soon
Informing the grandmother of an upcoming plan for renovations, demonstrating her involvement and importance in the household decisions.

Wait till You see Your room up in the Attic Prepared just like You said, without a Bed You will find Your rocking chair and The tea pot that Missy found
Revealing the effort put into preparing a space for the grandmother, based on her custom preferences and with special keepsakes included.

There is someone waiting for You, Now come along
Announcing the presence of another person anxiously waiting to meet the grandmother, adding to the excitement of the reconnection.

Missy and Mother, they are dying to Meet You
Sharing the enthusiasm of others who are eagerly anticipating the grandmother's arrival, further emphasizing her importance and affection within the family.

How strange, she's spoken no word I wonder Grandma! Are You all right?
Observing the silence of the grandmother and voicing a concerned inquiry on her well-being.

Grandma' what was it like to be on That holiday site "Oh it could have been worse but With "them" by my side In the twilight "they" sang all the old Lullabies"
Asking for details about the grandmother's vacation and her experience with an unnamed group of people, who provided a comforting and nostalgic environment with their singing.

Grandma' who are "they" "Never mind You dirty little brat"
Asking again for clarification about who the unnamed group of people were, only to be dismissed with a teasing insult from the grandmother.

"Let us go inside, something's on "Their" mind "They" are still alive, can You feel "Their" eyes Can You feel "their" eyes?
Suggesting that there is something lingering on the mind of the unnamed group of people, who are spiritually present and watching over the grandmother.

Now that You are stuck with me You Better be my friend.
Jokingly acknowledging the responsibility of the grandmother to be a friend now that she is back home and surrounded by her family.