Honey I’m Home
Mini Mansions Lyrics

The lyrics of Mini Mansions's song, "Honey I'm Home," speak about a deep longing for a sense of belonging in one's life. The lines "Life no more fits me, death a fashion crime, Life is but one space in time" suggest that the singer feels disconnected from their own life and that death is the ultimate end. The repeated refrain of "Honey come home" adds to this sentiment, as if they are reaching out to something that can make them feel complete.

The second verse speaks about the importance of controlling one's own mind and the danger of staying in one place for too long. The line "I've been here for way too long" suggests that the singer has been stuck in this rut for too long and needs to make a change. The third verse talks about the struggle to find meaning in a world where darkness seems to reign: "I saw their eyes that witness godless nights, Light's a mockery of sight." The singer is searching for a way to escape from this darkness and find a higher purpose.

The fourth verse speaks to the idea of finding heaven, but recognizing that it is not an easy path. "Heaven's only one way down" implies that to reach a sense of peace and happiness, sometimes we need to take risks and make difficult choices. The final verse suggests that the singer has been living a life of concealed emotions and desires. Evacuating and minding the highway interstate may be a way to find their true self. The closing line, "I never got to know all the phantoms on my way home," suggests that the singer may feel like they are missing out on important life experiences.